Add Circle line fare to Transfer column and Total
Add tfl_fare.py with circle_line_fare() which returns £3.10 (peak) or £3.00 (off-peak) based on TfL Zone 1 pricing. Peak applies Monday–Friday (excluding England public holidays) 06:30–09:30 and 16:00–19:00. Annotate each circle service with its fare in trip_planner.py, display it alongside the Circle line times in the Transfer column, and include it in the journey Total. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ -226,8 +226,12 @@ def results(station_crs, slug, travel_date):
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trip["eurostar_plus_price"] = es.get("plus_price")
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trip["eurostar_plus_seats"] = es.get("plus_seats")
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gwr_p = trip.get("ticket_price")
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circle_svcs = trip.get("circle_services")
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circle_fare = circle_svcs[0]["fare"] if circle_svcs else 0
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trip["total_price"] = (
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gwr_p + es_price if (gwr_p is not None and es_price is not None) else None
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gwr_p + es_price + circle_fare
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if (gwr_p is not None and es_price is not None)
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else None
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)
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# If the API returned journeys but every price is None, tickets aren't on sale yet
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