Hi,
I’ve been using the arrivals api for a year now but today the 3 modes of transport started returning empty results.
All of them are rail modes connected to the national rail data.
https://api.tfl.gov.uk/Mode/national-rail/Arrivals?count=1
https://api.tfl.gov.uk/Mode/overground/Arrivals?count=1
https://api.tfl.gov.uk/Mode/tflrail/Arrivals?count=1
I am of course using the api with app_key.
Were there any changes planned for those modes recently or is it a temporary problem?
Thanks.
@john_wr Might be better to just get them from the Darwin sources?
But I image that @jamesevans will say that he expects the tfl API endpoints to be “up”.
@briantist it is no doubt more convenient to have tfl api working rather than not 
I’m using the darwin rail stream for the rest of the UK and had to exclude some of the duplicated data from either of them but I noticed that tfl had a bit more data in api than it was in national rail.
hi @john_wr
We’ll take a look into this. I did see a Thameslink train briefly, but has now disappeared.
Thanks,
James
Of course!
I had a few issues with the Darwin SOAP interface over the last 24 hours…
https://realtime.nationalrail.co.uk/LDBSVWS/wsdl.aspx): Failed to open stream: HTTP request failed!",
and the Darwin Push Port did go a bit strange at around 01:00
but everything else recovered for me. Perhaps your injection from this system didn’t recover?
We definitely have predictions in the system. We’re looking into a potential cause of why this isn’t translating into predictions in /Mode/…/Arrivals
Might be a week late, but Darwin is in local time and TfL’s APIs use GMT all the time (“Z”)?
