SYNOPSIS

use Travel::Routing::DE::VRR;
my $efa = Travel::Routing::DE::VRR->new(
origin => [ 'Essen', 'HBf' ],
destination => [ 'Duisburg', 'HBf' ],
);
for my $route ( $efa->routes ) {
for my $part ( $route->parts ) {
printf(
"%s at %s -> %s at %s, via %s to %s",
$part->departure_time, $part->departure_stop,
$part->arrival_time, $part->arrival_stop,
$part->train_line, $part->train_destination,
);
}
print "\n\n";
}

VERSION

version 2.14

DESCRIPTION

Travel::Routing::DE::VRR is a client for the efa.vrr.de web interface. You pass it the start/stop of your journey, maybe a time and a date and more details, and it returns the up-to-date scheduled connections between those two stops.

METHODS

$efa = Travel::Routing::DE::VRR->new(%opts)

Returns a new Travel::Routing::DE::VRR object and sets up its POST data via %opts.

Calls Travel::Routing::DE::EFA->new with the appropriate efa_url, all %opts are passed on. See Travel::Routing::DE::EFA(3pm) for valid parameters and methods

When encountering an error, Travel::Routing::DE::VRR throws a Travel::Routing::DE::EFA::Exception(3pm) object.

DEPENDENCIES

• Travel::Routing::DE::EFA(3pm)
• LWP::UserAgent(3pm)
• XML::LibXML(3pm)

AUTHOR

Copyright (C) 2009-2015 by Daniel Friesel <[email protected]>

LICENSE

  0. You just DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO.