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Transport for London (TfL) Unified API is released here is for open data users to use in their own software and services.
To use the TfL Unified API, developers should register for an Application ID (app_id) and Application Key (app_key).
from tfl.client import Client
from tfl.api_token import ApiToken
app_id = 'APPLICATION ID'
app_key = 'APPLICATION KEY'
token = ApiToken(app_id, app_key)
client = Client(token)
print (client.get_line_meta_modes())
print (client.get_lines(mode="bus")[0])
print (client.get_lines(line_id="victoria")[0])
This Python library provide a thin wrapper around the TfL Unified APIs. See the Transport for London Unified API for more details.
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Python wrapper for Transport for London (TfL) Unified API
We found that tflunifiedapi 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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