Destinéo Timetable and Journey Planner Search APIAPI Recherche d'horaires et d'itinéraires Destinéo
API Recherche d'horaires et d'itinéraires DestinéoDestinéo Timetable and Journey Planner Search API
API provided by Destinéo, the multimodal transport information system for the Pays de la Loire region in France. It allows querying both scheduled and real-time data supplied by Destinéo's transport partners. The v3/place endpoint provides methods for retrieving information about public places and stops, while the sirilite/v2 endpoint implements the SIRI standard for real-time public transport data exchange, such as vehicle arrivals and departures. The API is intended for developers building journey-planning or timetable applications using regional transit data.API proposée par Destineo API Recherche d'horaires Ces API permettent d'interroger les données Théoriques et temps réels des partenaires du système d'informations multimodal Destinéo. v3/place : API fournissant des méthodes pour interroger les informations des lieux publics sirilite/v2 : Api SIRI...
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- https://data.paysdelaloire.fr/api/explore/v2.1/catalog/datasets/api-temps-reel-destineo-adresses
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curl -s 'https://data.paysdelaloire.fr/api/explore/v2.1/catalog/datasets/api-temps-reel-destineo-adresses/records?limit=20' -H 'Accept: application/json'First 20 records of the dataset as JSON.
Uses the Opendatasoft Explore v2.1 syntax — supports select, where, group_by and order_by.
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