| name | railil |
| description | Search for Israel Rail train schedules using the railil CLI. Use when the user asks about Israeli trains, Israel Rail schedules, train routes in Israel, or mentions the railil tool. Find routes between stations with fuzzy search, filter by date/time, and output in various formats (JSON, Markdown, Table). |
| metadata | {"version":"0.1.0","homepage":"https://github.com/lirantal/railil","emoji":"🚆"} |
Railil CLI
A CLI tool for checking Israel Rail train schedules.
Installation
npm install -g railil
Usage
The CLI supports fuzzy matching for station names.
Basic Search
Search for the next trains between two stations:
railil --from "Tel Aviv" --to "Haifa"
Date and Time
Search for a specific date and time:
railil --from "Beer Sheva" --to "Tel Aviv" --time 08:00 --date 2023-11-01
Output Formats
For machine-readable output or specific formatting, use the --output flag.
Supported formats: text (default), json, table, markdown.
JSON Output (Recommended for agents):
railil --from "Tel Aviv" --to "Haifa" --output json
Markdown Output:
railil --from "Tel Aviv" --to "Haifa" --output markdown
Options
-f, --from <station>: Origin station name (fuzzy match supported).-t, --to <station>: Destination station name (fuzzy match supported).-d, --date <date>: Date of travel.-h, --time <time>: Time of travel (HH:MM).-l, --limit <number>: Limit the number of results.-o, --output <format>: Output format (json, text, table, markdown).--help: Show help message.
Examples
Find next 3 trains from Ben Gurion Airport to Jerusalem:
railil --from "Ben Gurion" --to "Jerusalem" --limit 3
Get schedule for tomorrow morning in JSON:
railil --from "Haifa" --to "Tel Aviv" --time 07:30 --output json
