An easy to use javascript module to get all the information in real time about the trains ©SNCF (only in France)
SNCF.JS is a JavaScript library that allows you to easily use the SNCF api.
Only an api key is required to use the library. You can get one here
You can install SNCF.js using npm or yarn.
NPM
npm install sncf.js
Yarn
yarn install sncf.js
All operating systems are supported, including Mac, Windows, and Linux.
Copy .env.backup to .env and fill the token in the file.
SNCF_TOKEN=<your token>
const {Client} = require('sncf.js');
const sncf = new Client();
// Login to the SNCF api
sncf.login('your token' ) // returns a promise
SNCF.JS is object-oriented which makes its use simple, fast and efficient
SNCF.js is optimized to the maximum, and will soon have a caching system limiting the requests
Installation takes only a few seconds because the package is very light.
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An easy to use javascript module to get all the information in real time about the trains ©SNCF (only in France)
The npm package sncf.js receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, sncf.js popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that sncf.js demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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