Create a separate config file, move settings there
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API KEY FROM https://developer.nationaltransport.ie/ GOES HERE
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import yaml
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class Config:
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def __init__(self):
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# Load the config file
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with open("config.yaml") as f:
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self.__config = yaml.safe_load(f.read())
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# Pre-load some dictionaries to simplify lookups
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self.__walk_time_by_stop = {}
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for s in self.__config.get("stops", []):
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self.__walk_time_by_stop[s["stop_id"]] = s["walk_time"]
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@property
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def gtfs_feed_url(self) -> str:
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return self.__config.get("gtfs-feed-url")
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@property
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def gtfs_api_url(self) -> str:
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return self.__config.get("gtfs-r-api-url")
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@property
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def gtfs_api_key(self) -> str:
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return self.__config.get("gtfs-r-api_key")
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@property
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def update_interval_seconds(self) -> int:
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return self.__config.get("update-interval-seconds")
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@property
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def stop_codes(self) -> list[str]:
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return [str(s["stop_id"]) for s in self.__config.get("stops")]
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def minutes_to_stop(self, stop_id) -> int:
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return self.__walk_time_by_stop.get(stop_id, 0)
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# Global parameters
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# URLs and API keys for the different parts of the GTFS-R feed
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# You should not change these unless a new version of the API is released
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gtfs-feed-url: "https://www.transportforireland.ie/transitData/Data/GTFS_Realtime.zip"
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gtfs-r-api-url: "https://api.nationaltransport.ie/gtfsr/v2/gtfsr?format=json"
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# You should change this one. Use the key you get from TFI when you register for GTFS-R access
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gtfs-r-api_key: "API KEY GOES HERE"
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# How often to refresh the display.
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# It must be strictly larger than 60 because the GTFS-R API will throttle us otherwise
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update-interval-seconds: 62
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stops: [
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{
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# Route 15A
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stop_id: 1114,
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walk_time: 15
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},
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{
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# route 54A
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stop_id: 2410,
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walk_time: 9
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}
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]
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GTFS_URL = "https://api.nationaltransport.ie/gtfsr/v2/gtfsr?format=json"
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API_KEY = open("api-key.txt").read().strip()
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def __init__(self, feed_url: str, stop_codes: list[str], update_queue: queue.Queue, update_interval_seconds: int = 60):
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def __init__(self, feed_url: str, gtfs_r_url: str, gtfs_r_api_key: str,
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stop_codes: list[str], update_queue: queue.Queue, update_interval_seconds: int = 60):
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self.stop_codes = stop_codes
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feed_name = feed_url.split('/')[-1]
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# Finally, load stop_times.txt
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# Obtain the list of IDs of the desired stops. This is similar to what __wanted_stop_ids() does,
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# but without a dependency on a fully formed feed object
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wanted_stop_ids = feed_dict.get("stops")[feed_dict.get("stops")["stop_code"].isin(stop_codes)]["stop_id"]
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wanted_stop_ids = feed_dict.get("stops")[feed_dict.get("stops")["stop_code"].isin(self.stop_codes)]["stop_id"]
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with z.open("stop_times.txt") as f:
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iter_csv = pd.read_csv(f, iterator=True, chunksize=1000, dtype=gk.cs.DTYPE, encoding="utf-8-sig")
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df = pd.concat([chunk[chunk["stop_id"].isin(wanted_stop_ids)] for chunk in iter_csv])
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deltas[trip_id] = deltas_for_trip
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elif trip_action == "ADDED":
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# TODO: Add support for added trips
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pass
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route_id = e.get("trip_update").get("trip").get("route_id")
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elif trip_action == "CANCELED":
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canceled_trips.add(trip_id)
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else:
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main.py
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main.py
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
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from config import Config
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from curses import COLOR_GREEN, COLOR_RED
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from datetime import datetime
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import os
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COLOR_BACKGROUND = pygame.Color(0, 0, 0)
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UPDATE_INTERVAL_SECONDS = 62
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TEXT_SIZE = 160 # Size of the font in pixels
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STOPS = ['2410', '1114']
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# Define how long it takes to walk to a particular stop
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MINUTES_TO_ROUTE = {
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'15A': 15,
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'54A': 9
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}
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# Offsets of each part within a line
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XOFFSET_ROUTE = 24
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XOFFSET_DESTINATION = 300
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XOFFSEET_TIME_LEFT = 1606
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INTER_LINE_SPACE = -15 # 1920x720 -> 0
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INTER_LINE_SPACE = -15
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# Some global variables
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window : pygame.Surface = None
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font: pygame.font.Font = None
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update_queue = queue.Queue(maxsize=10)
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#scheduler = DublinBusSoapClient(stops=STOPS, update_queue=update_queue, update_interval_seconds=UPDATE_INTERVAL_SECONDS)
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scheduler = GTFSClient(feed_url='https://www.transportforireland.ie/transitData/Data/GTFS_Realtime.zip',
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stop_codes=STOPS, update_queue=update_queue, update_interval_seconds=UPDATE_INTERVAL_SECONDS)
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def get_line_offset(line: int) -> int:
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""" Calculate the Y offset within the display for a given text line """
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window.blit(text_img, dest=(XOFFSET_ROUTE, vertical_offset))
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def update_screen(updates: list[ArrivalTime]) -> None:
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def update_screen(config: Config(), updates: list[ArrivalTime]) -> None:
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""" Repaint the screen with the new arrival times """
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updates = updates[0:LINE_COUNT] # take the first X lines
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for line_num, update in enumerate(updates):
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# Find what color we need to use for the ETA
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time_to_walk = update.due_in_minutes - (MINUTES_TO_ROUTE.get(update.route_id) or 0)
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time_to_walk = update.due_in_minutes - (config.minutes_to_stop(update.stop_id) or 0)
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lcd_color = None
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if time_to_walk > 5:
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lcd_color = COLOR_LCD_GREEN
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global font
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global window
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global update_queue
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""" Main method. Initialise graphics context """
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config = Config()
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# Initialise graphics context
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pygame.init()
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window = init_screen()
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pygame.font.init()
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font = pygame.font.Font(TEXT_FONT, TEXT_SIZE)
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# Paint black
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# Init screen
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clear_screen()
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write_line(0, "Dublin Bus display")
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write_line(1, "Loading feeds...")
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pygame.display.flip()
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# Create scheduler; load time tables
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scheduler = GTFSClient(feed_url=config.gtfs_feed_url,
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gtfs_r_url=config.gtfs_api_url,
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gtfs_r_api_key=config.gtfs_api_key,
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stop_codes=config.stop_codes,
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update_queue=update_queue,
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update_interval_seconds=config.update_interval_seconds)
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scheduler.start()
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# Main event loop
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if update_queue.qsize() > 0:
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clear_screen()
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updates = update_queue.get()
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update_screen(updates)
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update_screen(config, updates)
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pygame.display.flip()
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# Display update ends
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