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Edward Betts
05eec29b7d
fetch_prices now returns {'price': ..., 'seats': ...} per departure.
Seat count (labelled "N at this price") is shown below the fare — it
reflects price-band depth rather than total remaining seats. A yellow
notice is shown when the API returns journeys but all prices are null
(tickets not yet on sale).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Bristol Eurostar
Source: https://git.4angle.com/edward/bristol-eurostar
Plan a trip from Bristol Temple Meads to Europe on Eurostar.
Combines GWR trains (Bristol → Paddington) with Eurostar services (St Pancras → destination) and shows all valid same-day connections, filtering by journey time and minimum/maximum transfer window at Paddington/St Pancras.
Destinations
- Paris Gare du Nord
- Brussels Midi
- Lille Europe
- Amsterdam Centraal
How it works
Train times are fetched from two sources simultaneously:
- GWR — scraped from Realtime Trains using httpx
- Eurostar — scraped from the Eurostar timetable pages via the embedded
__NEXT_DATA__JSON (no browser required)
Results are cached to disk by date and destination.
Connection constraints
| Minimum Paddington → St Pancras | 75 min |
| Maximum Paddington → St Pancras | 2h 20m |
| Maximum Bristol → Paddington | 1h 50m |
Setup
pip install -e ".[dev]"
Running
flask --app app run
Then open http://localhost:5000.
Tests
pytest
License
MIT