Underground Status CLI
A command line tool written to provide up-to-date info on the status of the London Underground. It fetches data directly from the TfL API, and provides the status plus info of every tube line, plus the Overground, TfL Rail, Docklands Light Railway and Trams in South East London.
Installation
pip install tube-cli
Usage
The whole program (at the moment) is run through the base command underground. More options will be brought soon.
Use:
underground
and an output like this will be provided:
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