action wmata_5476365e031f5909e4fe331d {
  label: "JSON - Next Buses"
  description: "<h4 class=\"text-primary\">Description</h4>
\n
\n<p>Returns next bus arrival times at a stop.</p>
\n
\n<h4 class=\"text-primary\">Response Elements</h4>
\n
\n<table class=\"table table-condensed table-hover\">
\n<thead>
\n<tr>
\n<th class=\"col-md-3\">Element</th>
\n
\n<th>Description</th>
\n</tr>
\n</thead>
\n
\n<tbody>
\n<tr>
\n<td>Predictions</td>
\n
\n<td>
\nArray containing bus predictions (<a href=
\n\"#NextBusPrediction\">NextBusPrediction</a>).
\n</td>
\n</tr>
\n
\n<tr>
\n<td>StopName</td>
\n
\n<td>Full name of the given StopID.</td>
\n</tr>
\n
\n<tr>
\n<td colspan=\"2\">
\n<div class=\"text-primary\" style=\"margin-top: 1em\">
\n<a id=\"NextBusPrediction\" name=
\n\"NextBusPrediction\">NextBusPrediction Elements</a>
\n</div>
\n</td>
\n</tr>
\n
\n<tr>
\n<td>DirectionNum</td>
\n
\n<td>Denotes a binary direction (0 or 1) of the bus. There is no
\nspecific mapping to direction, but a different value for the same
\nroute signifies that the buses are traveling in opposite
\ndirections. Use the DirectionText element to show the actual
\ndestination of the bus.</td>
\n</tr>
\n
\n<tr>
\n<td>DirectionText</td>
\n
\n<td>Customer-friendly description of direction and destination for
\na bus.</td>
\n</tr>
\n
\n<tr>
\n<td>Minutes</td>
\n
\n<td>Minutes until bus arrival at this stop. Numeric value.</td>
\n</tr>
\n
\n<tr>
\n<td>RouteID</td>
\n
\n<td>Base route name as shown on the bus. This can be used in other
\nbus-related methods. Note that all variants will be shown as their
\nbase route names (i.e.: 10Av1 and 10Av2 will be shown as 10A).</td>
\n</tr>
\n
\n<tr>
\n<td>TripID</td>
\n
\n<td>Trip identifier. This can be correlated with the data in our
\nbus schedule information as well as bus positions.</td>
\n</tr>
\n
\n<tr>
\n<td>VehicleID</td>
\n
\n<td>Bus identifier. This can be correlated with results returned
\nfrom bus positions.</td>
\n</tr>
\n</tbody>
\n</table>"
  provider: wmata
  method: GET
  path: "/json/jPredictions"
  encoding: json
  input: {
    type: "object"
    properties: {
      StopID: {
        type: "string"
      }
    }
    required: ["StopID"]
    additionalProperties: false
  }
  output: {
    type: "object"
    additionalProperties: true
  }
}