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DBF (DB-Infoscreen)

Railway departure display (formerly db-fakescreen) as a Home Assistant App.

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📖 About

DBF (DB-Infoscreen) is a web application that displays railway departures for public transit stops. It provides detailed information including delay reasons, service limitations, wagon orders, and expected train types.

This add-on brings the powerful db-infoscreen software to Home Assistant, allowing you to have a professional departure board in your smart home.

🚀 Features

• 🚉 Real-time Departures: Accurate information from various backends (IRIS, HAFAS).
• 🕒 Delay Tracking: See actual delays and reasons.
• 🚋 Wagon Orders: View the composition of IC/ICE trains.
• 🎨 Customizable: Multiple display modes including a dedicated "Infoscreen" mode.
• 🔒 Privacy First: Self-hosted and privacy-focused.
• 🧩 Automatic Integration: Automatically installs and updates the DB Infoscreen Integration.

🧩 Home Assistant Integration

This add-on is designed to work seamlessly with the DB Infoscreen Integration.

• Auto-Installation: When you start this add-on, it will automatically check if the integration is installed in your custom_components folder. If missing or outdated, it will dynamically fetch and install the latest release directly from GitHub.
• Manual Control: You can also find the source code and report issues for the integration at: github.com/FaserF/ha-db_infoscreen.

📦 Installation

1. Add this repository to your Home Assistant Supervisor.
2. Search for "DBF" in the Add-on Store.
3. Install the add-on.
4. Start the add-on and open the Web UI via Ingress.

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⚙️ Configuration

Configure the app via the Configuration tab in the Home Assistant App page.

Options

imprint_address: ''
imprint_name: ''
log_level: info
privacy_policy_url: ''
workers: 2

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👨‍💻 Credits & License

This project is open-source and available under the MIT License. Maintained by FaserF.