A hobby project that uses the MTA's GTFS static and realtime feeds to get realtime transit info about public transit near our high school, The Bronx High School of Science.

Create a .env file and add the following variables.

The MTA's BusTime feeds require an API key, which you can obtain here.

The configuration file is located in config.ts. It is currently set to stops located near The Bronx High School of Science, but this file is meant to be edited to display any stop in the MTA network. Stops can be added (either subway or bus) with StopConfig objects, which is explained in depth below.

Although each GTFS stop_id refers to a single platform, we have anticipated for the need to combine platforms with built-in transfers. The first stop_id is used to distinguish the stop_name and as a key.

Although the Rust backend uses the MTA's GTFS realtime feeds to get information about when a vehicle is scheduled to arrive at a station, it may be unhelpful for the vehicle to arrive faster than someone would be able to "catch" it. walk_time is used to remove vehicles from the React.js frontend that are deemed to be unlikely for someone to "catch" it.

Install the following dependencies.

• Rust
• Node.js
• Protobuf Compiler

The webpage can be found at http:https://localhost:3000/ after deploying.

Open 2 terminals and run the following commands.

cargo test
cargo run

npm install
npm run dev

Open 2 terminals and run the following commands.

Note: start is a command only found on Windows.

cargo test
cargo build --release
start .\target\release\transit-board.exe

npm install
npm run build
npm run start