OASA API Wrapper

This Python package provides a convenient wrapper for interacting with the OASA S.A. (Athens Public Transport) API, allowing users to retrieve various information related to the public transport network in Athens, Greece.

The OASA S.A. API provides access to information such bus lines, schedules, routes, stops, arrivals, and bus locations. The information obtained through this package corresponds to the data available on the OASA S.A. website, providing users with a programmatic way to access the same data.

Installation

You can install the package via pip:

pip install oasa-api

Usage

To use the package, simply import the OASAApi class from the oasa_api module and create an instance of it. Then, you can call various methods to retrieve information from the OASA API.

Here's an example of how to retrieve information about lines with master line info:

from oasa_api import OASAApi

# Create an instance of OASAApi
oasa_api = OASAApi()

# Retrieve information about lines with master line info
lines_with_master_line_info = oasa_api.get_lines_with_master_line_info()

print(lines_with_master_line_info)

For more detailed usage examples, please refer to the demo notebook.

Available Methods

• get_master_lines()
• get_master_line_name(ml_code: int)
• get_lines_with_master_line_info()
• get_lines_and_routes_for_master_line_and_line_code(ml_code: int, line_code: int)
• get_lines()
• get_line_name(line_code: int)
• get_schedule_days_master_line(line_code: int)
• get_daily_schedule(line_code: int)
• get_sched_lines(ml_code: int, sdc_code: int, line_code: int)
• get_routes(line_code: int)
• get_routes_for_line(line_code: int)
• get_route_name(route_code: int)
• get_routes_details_and_stops(route_code: int)
• get_route_details(route_code: int)
• get_stops(route_code: int)
• get_routes_for_stops(stop_code: int)
• get_stop_name_and_xy(stop_code: int)
• get_closest_stops(lng: float, lat: float)
• get_stop_arrivals(stop_code: int)
• get_bus_location(route_code: int)

For detailed information about each method, refer to the documentation in the source code.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please open an issue or submit a pull request.

Acknowledgements

Special thanks to Pretzel for writing a helpful tutorial on creating Python SDK libraries for REST APIs, and to ChatGPT for assisting with the documentation.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.