record-tgv-movement

Record the movement of any TGV using the on-board WiFi.

There is more than one kind of WiFi portal in TGV trains, and they have slightly different APIs:

• the SNCF WiFi portal (SSID _SNCF_WIFI_INOUI) on inOui TGVs
• the OUIFI portal (SSID OUIFI) on OuiGo TGVs

record-tgv-movement tries to detect which portal you're connected to: It tries to connect to each portal using the respective client (see Related), and the first to succeed will be used from then on.

Installation

npm install -g record-tgv-movement

Or just use npx:

npx record-tgv-movement >file.ndjson

Usage

Usage:
    record-tgv-movement >file.ndjson

The JSON format matches record-ice-movement where possible:

{
	"ok": true,
	"speed": 36.486,
	"latitude": 47.743205,
	"longitude": 7.346025,
	"heading": 220.3,
	"precision": 10,
	"serverTime": 1568473509000,
	"clientTime": 1568473510187
}

Related

• sncf-wifi-portal-client – Query information from the SNCF WiFi portal in French TGV trains.
• ouifi-portal-client – Query information from the OUFI WiFi portal in French OuiGo TGV trains.
• record-ice-movement – Record the movement of any ICE using the on-board WiFi.
• record-flixbus-movement – Command-line tool to record the movement of a Flixbus coach using the on-board WiFi.
• record-cd-train-movement – Record the movement of a České Dráhy (Czech Railways) train using its on-board WiFi.

Contributing

If you have a question or have difficulties using record-tgv-movement, please double-check your code and setup first. If you think you have found a bug or want to propose a feature, refer to the issues page.