moscow_yandex_transport is a client library for the YANDEX TRANPORT API This client can request data for bus stops and present it on python dictionary
Installation
Just use pip (You have pip, right?) to install moscow_yandex_transport and its dependencies:
pip install moscow_yandex_transport
Example
>>> from moscow_yandex_transport import YandexMapsRequester >>> client = YandexMapsRequester() >>> print(client.get_stop_info(9639579))
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