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city-bikes-cli
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Use the citybik.es API to find available bikes and open slots for your city's bikesharing system
This is a command-line interface for checking the status of your local bike-sharing stations.

> npm install -g city-bikes-cli
Don't forget the "-g" to install it globally. (then you can run the
bikescommand anywhere)
On your terminal:
Usage: bikes # Display available bikes/slots for your default station
or: bikes <station-id> # Display available bikes/slots for station by id
or: bikes <station-alias> # Display available bikes/slots for station by custom name
or: bikes set-city <service-id> # Set your default city
or: bikes set <param> <station-id>
or: bikes get <param>
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<param> can be work, home, mom, coffee or whatever string
At first, you will obviously not know the id of a particular station. Run the command this command below to the list of all stations ids and names:
> bikes
Thanks to Ekerda for his awesome project, we are pulling the live data from his version 2 api.
| Courajs | Mohamed Hayibor |
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Use the citybik.es API to find available bikes and open slots for your city's bikesharing system
We found that city-bikes-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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