old_contents: import os
  import sys
  sys.path.insert(
      0,
      os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), '..', '..')
  )
  
  
  # create the Location object you wish to resolve;
  from transperth.location import Location, ResolvedLocation, determine_location
  
  from_location = Location.from_stop('12111')
  to_location = Location.from_stop('20000')
  
  # then we resolve it into something that the transperth api will accept
  locations = determine_location(from_location, to_location)
  
  # determine_location will return a dictionary like so;
  {
      '<DIRECTION>': [
          ResolvedLocation('<NAME>', '<CODE>'),
          # etc
      ]
  }
  
  # it would be reasonable to assume the first result is correct,
  # or to let the end user choose from a list
  from_location = locations['from'][0]
  to_location = locations['to'][0]
  
  # once we have these, we can grab the routes
  from transperth.routes import determine_routes
  
  routes = determine_routes(from_location, to_location)
  
  # take your pick of the routes
  route = routes[0]
  
  # and use 'em how you like
  print(route['duration'])
  
new_contents: import os
  import sys
  sys.path.insert(
      0,
      os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), '..', '..')
  )
  
  
  # create the Location object you wish to resolve;
  from transperth.jp.location import (
      Location,
      ResolvedLocation,
      determine_location
  )
  
  from_location = Location.from_location('Curtin University, Perth')
  to_location = Location.from_location('Arena Joondalup')
  
  
  # then we resolve it into something that the transperth api will accept
  locations = determine_location(from_location, to_location)
  
  # determine_location will return a dictionary like so;
  {
      '<DIRECTION>': [
          ResolvedLocation('<NAME>', '<CODE>'),
          # etc
      ]
  }
  
  # it would be reasonable to assume the first result is correct,
  # or to let the end user choose from a list
  from_location = locations['from'][0]
  to_location = locations['to'][0]
  
  # once we have these, we can grab the routes
  from transperth.jp.routes import determine_routes
  
  routes = determine_routes(from_location, to_location)
  
  # take your pick of the routes
  route = routes[0]
  
  # and use 'em how you like
  from transperth.smart_rider.trips import timedelta_repr
  print(timedelta_repr(route['meta']['duration']))
  
subject: Mend quickstart.py so it actually works