<%= $title %>

VRR-Fakedisplay shows the next departures at a public transit stop, just like the Lumino LED displays used at some stops.

It works best for the VRR (Verkehrsverbund Rhein-Ruhr), but also supports most other German transit networks.

<% if (my $error = stash 'error') { %>

Error: <%= $error %>

<% } %> <%= form_for _redirect => begin %>

City → Stop

<%= text_field 'city' %> <%= text_field 'stop' %> <%= submit_button 'Display' %>

optional:

display height [1..10]

<%= text_field 'no_lines' %>

min. offset [minutes]

<%= text_field 'offset' %>

match line prefix

<%= text_field 'line' %>

match platform

<%= text_field 'platform' %>

backend

<%= select_field backend => [['EFA (VRR)' => 'vrr'], ['HAFAS (DB)' => 'db']] %>

frontend

<%= select_field frontend => [['Image (PNG)' => 'png'], ['HTML' => 'html'], ['JSON' => 'json']] %>

<% end %>

notes:

The EFA backend does not support Umlauts
For Düsseldorf, the DB backend usually gives better results
If you write the city correctly (like "Essen", not "essen"), vrr-fake can shorten destination names
Example