SBBuddy

Current Functionalities

• Look up timetable of a station

  • Example: SBBuddy -T "Basel SBB"

• Search connections between two or more stations

  • Example: SBBuddy -C "Basel SBB" -C "Zürich HB"

• With via stations: SBBuddy -C "Basel SBB" -C "Olten" -C "Zürich HB"

• Fetch a random connection

  • Basic: SBBuddy -R
  • With number of via stations: SBBuddy -R 2
  • Combine with fixed station(s): SBBuddy -C "Basel SBB" -R, SBBuddy -R -C "Zürich HB"

• Timetable from a specific time and/or date

  • Examples:
  • SBBuddy -T "Basel SBB" -t 10:00
  • SBBuddy -T "Basel SBB" -d 2025-07-28 -t 14:50

• Connections from a specific date and/or time (yyyy-mm-dd or dd.mm.yyyy)

  • Examples:
  • SBBuddy -C "Basel SBB" -C "Zürich HB" -d 14.08.2025
  • SBBuddy -C "Basel SBB" -C "Zürich HB" -d 2025-08-14 -t 10:00

• Scroll through connection lists (forward and backward)

• Refresh functionality to update timetable/connections

• Arrival time filtering (default is departure) with -a flag

• Help command: SBBuddy -h

Good to know

• Uppercase letters in terminal shortcut commands are used for main menu options
• Lowercase letters in terminal shortcut commands are used for specific options

Go Commands

Run

go run .\cmd\SBBuddy\

Test

go test ./...

Test API

go test .\internal\api\

Test CLI

go test .\internal\ui\

Build

go build -o .\build\ .\cmd\SBBuddy\

Distribution

goreleaser release --snapshot --clean