SmartestHome/transit/transit.env.example

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# transit configuration template.
#
# Copy this to the container host as (for example)
# /opt/smart-home/transit/transit.env, fill in real values, and chmod 600 it.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Auth — required. Fails closed while empty, same as every other published
# service in this project. Also goes into HA's rest_command config — see
# README.md's worked voice-intent example.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
TRANSIT_TOKEN=
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# GTFS source — Vorarlberg's own published static schedule (VVV/VMOBIL), via
# Austria's national aggregator. Get the real feed URL from:
# https://mobilitaetsdaten.gv.at/en/daten/soll-fahrplandaten-gtfs
# https://mobilitaetsdaten.gv.at/en/node/308 (the VVV/VMOBIL provider page)
# Not a fixed URL this repo can hardcode — the catalog links to per-provider
# downloads that can change. Paste the real one here once you have it.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
GTFS_FEED_URL=
# Comma-separated, case-insensitive SUBSTRINGS matched against the feed's own
# stop_name field — e.g. "Kennelbach" matches every stop with that in its name
# (there may be more than one, different directions/platforms). sync_gtfs.py logs
# exactly which stops matched on every run; check that log the first time.
GTFS_STOP_NAMES=Kennelbach
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Route planning (optional, separate from the GTFS departures lookup above) — a
# self-hosted OpenTripPlanner instance this service proxies /plan requests to.
# Leave OTP_URL blank to skip trip planning entirely; /departures works either way.
# See README.md's "Route planning scope" section before turning this on — a real
# OTP graph (OSM + GTFS) is a meaningfully bigger data/hardware commitment than the
# small filtered GTFS DB /departures uses, and "how much of the world" is a real
# storage/RAM tradeoff, not a config toggle.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
OTP_URL=http://otp:8080
# OTP2's documented default GraphQL path — VERIFY against whichever OTP version you
# actually deploy; OTP1 uses a different REST API shape entirely.
OTP_GRAPHQL_PATH=/otp/gtfs/v1
# Meters/second. OTP's own default is ~1.33 (a brisk ~4.8 km/h adult pace);
# deliberately slower here (~3.2 km/h) by household preference — override with a
# real per-person value if this still doesn't match reality.
WALK_SPEED_MPS=0.9
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Run behaviour
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
TRANSIT_PORT=8099
TRANSIT_DB_PATH=/data/transit.db
# Used when a voice query doesn't name a stop at all ("when's the next bus" with no
# stop specified) — leave blank to require the stop be named every time.
TRANSIT_DEFAULT_STOP=Kennelbach
LOG_LEVEL=INFO