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(DEPRECATED) I rewrote this in ionic, then react, look at jakswa/marta_ui

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# DEPRECATED

I rewrote this in Ionic so that I could have a native mobile app to play around with. It turned out usable for myself, so I replaced the web UI as well. You can find it over at [jakswa/martaionic](https://github.com/jakswa/martaionic)

martaio
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Marta.io is currently a dashboard for Marta's realtime train API, and shows train arrival estimates:

![screenshot](https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/32959843/marta_io_screenshot.png)

## Implementation

It's a simple [Nodejs](http://nodejs.org/) app that uses [AngularJS](http://angularjs.org/) on the client-side. It has no database or other server-side storage. The server-side simply serves as a cache of a single API endpoint from Marta. The client-side code consumes that proxied data and does the rest of the work. We scaffolded this app using [Yeoman](http://yeoman.io/)'s [Angular Fullstack Generator](https://www.npmjs.org/package/generator-angular-fullstack).

As of March 2015, there now exists a dev-only task that parses MARTA's GTFS
files (CSV format), and creates JSON files for schedule-related data. See 
[here](https://medium.com/@jakswa/marta-realtime-gaps-15614c34dfa1) 
or [here](https://github.com/jakswa/martaio/pull/10) for more information.

## FAQ

> Can you add a map so I can see the train?

I can, but all the ideas I have for this suck. I'll need a designer to figure out a couple things for me (hopefully with comps, but I'll take what I can get). We don't have GPS data for trains. For a given train, we can only say, "this train is between these two stations" or "this train is at this station." All the ideas I have for showing those two states on a map have been messy and kind of useless.

## Forking your own

1. You need an API key from Marta to run this app. You can [request one from Marta](http://www.itsmarta.com/developers/data-sources/marta-rail-realtime-restful-api.aspx).
2. Set the `MARTA_TRAIN_API_KEY` environment variable to the key you received from Marta.
3. Run the App. 
  - While developing, you use `grunt serve` to start things up.
  - When deploying to a hosting service, you use `grunt build` to generate a deployable version in the `/dist` directory, and then deploy the contents of that directory.

For example, after setting up a heroku app to deploy to heroku, I run:
 - `grunt build`
 - `cd dist`
 - `git commit [...]`
 - `git remote add heroku git@heroku.com:your-heroku-app.git` (if I haven't already run this)
 - `git push heroku master` to deploy to [Heroku](http://heroku.com/).

##### Optional Newrelic Integration

I installed newrelic on this app today, to see how well it works for Node apps. If you're running your own and want to start reporting to newrelic, set the `NEWRELIC_LICENSE_KEY` environment variable to your newrelic key.

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