gatelogue_types.RailStationNS

class gatelogue_types.RailStationNS(*, i: ID = None, source: set[str] = <factory>, coordinates: ~gatelogue_types.Sourced[tuple[float, float]] | None = None, world: ~gatelogue_types.Sourced[World] | None = None, proximity: dict[ID, ~gatelogue_types.Sourced[~gatelogue_types.Proximity]] = <factory>, shared_facility: list[~gatelogue_types.Sourced[ID]] = <factory>, codes: set[str], name: str | None = None, company: ID = None, connections: dict[ID, list[~gatelogue_types.ConnectionNS]] = <factory>)

Bases: RailStation, LocatedNodeNS

__init__()

Methods

`NS`()
`__init__`()

Attributes

`codes`	Unique code(s) identifying the Rail station.
`company`	ID of the `RailCompany` that stops here
`connections`	References all next stations on the lines serving this station.
`coordinates`	Coordinates of the object
`i`	The ID of the node
`name`	Name of the station
`proximity`	References all objects that are near (within walking distance of) this object.
`shared_facility`	References all objects that this object shares the same facility with (same building, station, hub etc)
`source`	All sources that prove the node's existence
`world`	Whether the object is in the New or Old world

classmethod NS()

codes: set[str]: Unique code(s) identifying the Rail station. May also be the same as the name

company: ID: ID of the RailCompany that stops here

connections: dict[ID, list[ConnectionNS]]: References all next stations on the lines serving this station. It is represented as a mapping of station IDs to a list of connection data (RailConnection), each encoding line and route information. For example, {1234: [<conn1>, <conn2>]} means that the station with ID 1234 is the next station from here on two lines.

coordinates: tuple[float, float] | None: Coordinates of the object

i: ID: The ID of the node

name: str | None: Name of the station

proximity: dict[ID, Proximity]: References all objects that are near (within walking distance of) this object. It is represented as an inner mapping of object IDs to proximity data (Proximity). For example, {1234: <proximity>} means that there is an object with ID 1234 near this object, and <proximity> is a Proximity object.

shared_facility: list[ID]: References all objects that this object shares the same facility with (same building, station, hub etc)

source: set[str]: All sources that prove the node’s existence

world: World | None: Whether the object is in the New or Old world