Enrich is a set of three programs to make living with the british transport system easier.
The basic idea being to be able to make beer/no beer or run/no run decisions based on the actual real hapening now state of under investment in the british transport system. On my phone I can find out if it's worth running at King's cross, or buying sushi at Paddington, or getting a cab to Reading(not a gerund) by pressing two buttons. As a result I have drunk more beer and done less running.
Given a station code S, and a regexp R, station.cgi gets hold of the "Live departure board" for a station. It then fetechs the live running information for each train on the departure board (except ones terminating there) and sees if they are going to call at your regexp R. If they are it finds out when and then presents the list sorted by arrival time.
What this means in english is that station.cgi will find the next few direct trains from S to R and sort them by arrival time - taking acount of the fact they may well be late. This vital information will tell you if it's worth running
As an example here's what's leaving Paddington(PAD) and calling at Reading(not a gerund)
Note that since it's a get request you can bookmark queries
timetable.cgi screen scrapes NRIC's website for timetable information. Give it a starting station a destination station and optionally either and arrival time or a departure time. It'll do the rest without javascript, pictures of coffee mugs or associated tat. It's also a GET request so you can bookmark queries.
As an example here's how to get to oxford
index.cgi screen-scrapes tfl's website for tube disruption information and presents this ahead of a list of your favourite queries to station.cgi and timetable.cgi. The idea being to access the whole kaboodle over WAP or some other bearly working mobile internet protocol.
As an example See my index.cgi page
Enrich is GPL'd so enjoy - you can get the source code (there isn't anything else it's written in perl)
If you're using mozilla or something like that then TFL's WML pages won't work until you install a mozilla xpi like wmlbrowser