irail-cli

You can query Belgian railway schedules from the terminal by using the irail CLI to fetch liveboard departures, plan connections, and check service disruptions via the public iRail API. Run commands like 'irail liveboard Brugge' to instantly see live train data without manual API lookups.

Yes, you can get NMBS/SNCB train routes via a command line tool by using the irail CLI's connections workflow to plan routes between stations with flexible time options. It directly accesses the public iRail API to retrieve schedule and connection data without requiring authentication.

No, the irail CLI does not require an API key or authentication to fetch liveboard departures. It operates by querying the public iRail API directly, allowing immediate access to station departures, arrivals, and vehicle details straight from your terminal environment.

You can check Belgian railway service disruptions in JSON format by running the irail CLI with the --json flag. This outputs structured disturbance and vehicle data from the NMBS/SNCB network, making it easy to parse schedule delays and route information programmatically.

Yes, the irail CLI supports multiple languages for railway connections by utilizing the --lang flag. This allows you to retrieve station names, liveboard data, and route schedules from the public iRail API in your preferred language directly from the command line.

The best way to fetch train composition details for Belgian railways is using the irail CLI's vehicle and composition workflows. It retrieves specific train configurations and details directly from the public iRail API without requiring complex multi-step API calls or authentication.