Fancy status page and status logger for the Lisbon Metro, that scrapes the official website for information. Live at https://perturbacoes.pt.
The server is written in Go. It is compatible with PostgreSQL only and designed to run behind a reverse proxy.
The code can be modified to work with other networks, including multiple networks at once and multiple sources of information for a single network.
It can also be extended to support other kinds of network incidents ("disturbances"), including whole-network incidents. Right now all "disturbances" are line-oriented.
Since the service, in its current form, monitors a Portuguese subway network, it targets a Portuguese audience and the frontend is in pt-PT. All code and comments are in English.
The website contains a heavily modified version of cnanney's CSS flip counter.
go get -u github.com/underlx/disturbancesmlx, as is tradition with Go projects.
Use the schema.sql file to create the schema on your PostgreSQL database, and edit the database connection string in secrets-debug.json.
go build, run disturbancesmlx and wait for the "Scraper completed second fetch" log message to appear. The HTTP server should be available on localhost port 8089 by then.
Contributions are welcome. Fork this project, commit your changes and open a pull request.
I have no affiliation with Metropolitano de Lisboa, E.P.E.. The code and the associated website are not sponsored or endorsed by them. I shall not be liable for any damages arising from the use of this code or associated website.
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