.gitignore

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-config.toml

README.md

@@ -5,46 +5,6 @@ Display bus departures for specific routes on specific stops.
 Usage:
 
 ```shell
-./busdepartures -c=CONFIGFILE [ -p=PORT]
+./busdepartures[ -p=PORT]
 ```
 
-## Configuration
-
-The configuration file describes the list of quays (or stops) and the routes for
-each quay that you're interested in. Each quay in your configuration should look
-something like this:
-
-```toml
-[[quays]]
-id = "NL:Q:40004001"
-name = "Centraal Station"
-town = "Arnhem"
-routes_of_interest = [
-    {"short_name" = "51", "long_name" = "Wageningen"},
-    {"short_name" = "352", "long_name" = "Wageningen"},
-]
-```
-
-Note that the `[[quay]]` syntax is TOML's way of describing a list, meaning you
-can keep repeating the example above in your configuration to add multiple
-quays. If you would like an example, see the `config.toml.example` file. It
-lists multiple quays.
-
-### Finding the information required for configuration
-
-1. Open [the Connexxion halte-informatie page](https://www.connexxion.nl/nl/resultaten/halte-informatie).
-2. Open your browser's developer tooling and go to the 'network' tab.
-3. Search for your stop on the website and open it.
-4. In the network tab, there should be a request labeled 'departures'. Open it.
-
-The response is in JSON format and contains all the information you need.
-
-- The quay ID is almost exactly the `stopid`, just replace the `:S:` with `:Q:`.
-- The `name` and `town` are just below the quay ID.
-- All the route information you'll need is available in the `departures` key.
-  - `departures.X.tripdata.route.route_short_name` is what you'll enter as the
-    `short_name`.
-  - `departures.stop_headsign` is what you'll enter as the `long_name`.
-
-And that's it. Add the information you found to your `config.toml`, as described
-above and start the application.

TODO

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 ## 1.0.0
 
 [ ] *** Show max two departures per line per stop.
+[ ] *** Read route preferences from env/config.
 [ ] *.. Make the stop name link to Breng's page for that stop.
 [ ] *.. Make the route name link to Breng's page for that route.
-[x] *** Read route preferences from env/config.
 [x] *.. Print times in human-readable format.
 [x] **. Always parse times in Dutch timezone.
 [x] *.. Show max three departures per stop.
@@ -24,4 +24,3 @@
 [ ] *** Let user search for routes.
 [ ] **. Let user save routes in cookie.
 [ ] **. Show routes that user saved.
-[ ] **. Show live departures times, if available.

config.toml.example

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-[[quays]]
-id = "NL:Q:55000050"
-name = "Station"
-town = "Haarlem"
-routes_of_interest = [
-    {"short_name" = "356", "long_name" = "Amsterdam Bijlmer ArenA"},
-    {"short_name" = "2", "long_name" = "Delftplein/Spaarne Gasth"},
-]
-
-[[quays]]
-id = "NL:Q:30009522"
-name = "Station Bijlmer ArenA"
-town = "Amsterdam"
-routes_of_interest = [
-    {"short_name" = "54", "long_name" = "Gein"},
-]