railil

# Railil CLI A CLI tool for checking Israel Rail train schedules. ## Installation ```bash npm install -g railil ``` ## Usage The CLI supports fuzzy matching for station names. ### Basic Search Search for the next trains between two stations: ```bash railil --from "Tel Aviv" --to "Haifa" ``` ### Date and Time Search for a specific date and time: ```bash railil --from "Beer Sheva" --to "Tel Aviv" --time 08:00 --date 2023-11-01 ``` ### Output Formats For machine-readable output or specific formatting, use the `--output` flag. Supported formats: `text` (default), `json`, `table`, `markdown`. **JSON Output (Recommended for agents):** ```bash railil --from "Tel Aviv" --to "Haifa" --output json ``` **Markdown Output:** ```bash railil --from "Tel Aviv" --to "Haifa" --output markdown ``` ### Options - `-f, --from <station>`: Origin station name (fuzzy match supported). - `-t, --to <station>`: Destination station name (fuzzy match supported). - `-d, --date <date>`: Date of travel. - `-h, --time <time>`: Time of travel (HH:MM). - `-l, --limit <number>`: Limit the number of results. - `-o, --output <format>`: Output format (`json`, `text`, `table`, `markdown`). - `--help`: Show help message. ## Examples **Find next 3 trains from Ben Gurion Airport to Jerusalem:** ```bash railil --from "Ben Gurion" --to "Jerusalem" --limit 3 ``` **Get schedule for tomorrow morning in JSON:** ```bash railil --from "Haifa" --to "Tel Aviv" --time 07:30 --output json ```