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@portaki/module-train

v1.2.1

Published

Module Portaki — horaires trains (Navitia / SNCF)

Readme

🚆 Module Trains

@portaki/module-train

npm license SDK

Horaires & infos voyageurs au départ de la gare configurée


Aperçu (illustration)

Rendu factice pour la documentation — aligné sur la maquette guest-modules-section.jsx, pas une capture du build npm actuel.

🎯 En une phrase — Donne aux voyageurs une vue Trains branchée sur Navitia / données voyageurs, contextualisée avec le code gare de la propriété.

👥 Pour qui ?

| Persona | Besoin | |---------|--------| | 🧳 Voyageurs | Préparer un trajet depuis le logement | | 🏠 Hôte | Afficher la bonne gare (trainStationCode) |

✨ Ce que le module apporte

  • [x] Entrée de navigation dédiée « Trains »
  • [x] Liaison avec property.trainStationCode
  • [x] Base UI prête pour tes appels Navitia / SNCF guest

🧭 Fiche technique

| Clé | Valeur | |-----|--------| | 📦 npm | @portaki/module-train | | 🆔 id | train | | 📍 Slot nav | section | | 🎨 Icône | train-front | | 📄 Manifeste | portaki.module.json | | 👁️ Visibilité | Toujours affiché | | 🗺️ Carte | Non |


🔌 Intégration Portaki

Export default via definePortakiModule. Le rendu utilise property.trainStationCode pour adapter l’affichage.

📡 Données & API

Branche tes endpoints guest (Navitia / hub SNCF). Le composant TrainSection est le point d’accroche pour tes fetch.


🛠️ Développement local

# depuis la racine du monorepo portaki-sdk
pnpm install

Dépend de @portaki/module-sdk → dépôt portaki-sdk.


📄 Licence

AGPL-3.0 — voir package.json.