cmdbikes 0.1.6

Bike sharing at your terminal

cmdbikes
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Have you ever thought

Damn, I wish I could check the status of my local bike
sharing network on a terminal

Well, now with ``cmdbikes`` you can!

.. image:: http://i.imgur.com/3LJqFjp.gif

About
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This is a silly client to showcase `python-citybikes`_, a python wrapper for
the `Citybikes API`_. You can learn more about the project at
https://citybik.es.

If your network is not supported, add an issue or a PR on `pybikes`_.

.. _`python-citybikes`: http://github.com/eskerda/python-citybikes
.. _`Citybikes API`: https://api.citybik.es
.. _`pybikes`: http://github.com/eskerda/pybikes
Installation
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.. code-block::

$ pip install cmdbikes

Usage
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.. code-block::

$ cmdbikes show --help
Usage: cmdbikes show [OPTIONS] ADDRESS

Display status of station on a given address.

Options:
--geocode / --no-geocode Geocode station positions into a readable address
-n INTEGER Number of stations to show.
--color / --no-color Use colors on output
--json Return JSON representation
--help Show this message and exit.

Check the list of supported networks

.. code-block::

$ cmdbikes ls
Argentina [2]
├ Buenos Aires (Ecobici)
└ Rosario (Mi bici tu bici)

Australia [4]
├ Melbourne (Melbourne Bike Share)
├ Brisbane (CityCycle)
├ Curtin University, Perth, WA (Curtin Bike Share)
└ Melbourne, AU (Monash BikeShare)

Austria [23]
├ Wien (Citybike Wien)
├ Wachau (LEIHRADL)
...



History
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0.1.5 (2017-02-13)
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* Add --json flag for valid JSON output

0.1.3 (2016-11-22)
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* Disable distance checking for network, as it gives out false positives

0.1.0 (2016-11-22)
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* First release