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## monitor-im-flur
![Build Status](https://git.rivercry.com/wg/monitor-im-flur/badges/master/pipeline.svg)
Hallway / common-area wall monitor dashboard. A single-page React + Vite app that surfaces useful household + transit + weather + fun data on a passive display.
### Key Features
* Realtime-ish autorefresh via git commit hash file (`/git-hash.html`) hot-reloads the deployed page when a new build is published.
* Dynamic theming (day / evening / night) based on current time.
* Public transport departures (KVV) for two nearby stops (IDs 7000044 & 7000045).
* Weather (current, hourly, daily min/max) via OpenMeteo.
* Flatastic chores integration (tasks + flatmates) with API key.
* Home Assistant readings (tent temperature + humidity) displayed in a faux terminal with rotating shitposts.
* 4:20 easter egg card + Amogus sprite + other playful flourishes.
* Docker / Nginx static deployment image (`git.rivercry.com/wg/monitor-im-flur:latest`).
* Strict linting + formatting (ESLint AirBnB + Prettier + Biome optional).
* Zustand + RTK (toolkit present) state management (currently Zustand in active use).
### Tech Stack
* React 19 + TypeScript + Vite
* Zustand (with devtools) for app stores (weather, kvv, flatastic, home assistant)
* Nginx (static file serving) inside minimal Docker image
* OpenMeteo, Flatastic, KVV, Home Assistant external APIs
* Git hash pipeline script to trigger client selfreloads
### Project Structure (abridged)
```
src/
api/ # External data fetchers
components/ # UI building blocks (Cards, Timetable, Weather, Terminal, etc.)
store/ # Zustand stores encapsulating fetch + state
types/ # Type definitions for external data
pipeline/
create-git-hash-html.sh # Injects current commit hash into dist
Dockerfile # Nginx static hosting
docker-compose.yml # Example runtime service definition
```
### Environment Configuration
Create a `.env` (or `.env.local`) for Vite with the following (only what you need):
```
VITE_FLATTASTIC_API_KEY=your_flatastic_api_key
# (Planned) VITE_HOME_ASSISTANT_TOKEN=your_long_lived_token # NOTE: currently hardcoded see Security section
```
Vite automatically exposes variables prefixed with `VITE_` to the client bundle. Do NOT place secrets without that prefix but remember: anything in the client bundle is public. For sensitive data consider a tiny proxy backend instead of calling APIs directly from the browser.
### Security Notice
`src/api/homeAssistant.ts` currently contains a hardcoded longlived Home Assistant token. This should be refactored before any public deployment:
1. Remove the literal token from the repository.
2. Load it via environment variable during build (`import.meta.env.VITE_HOME_ASSISTANT_TOKEN`) OR
3. Prefer a minimal server proxy so the token never ships to the browser.
### Development
Install dependencies (Bun is inferred from `bun.lock`, but npm/pnpm/yarn also work).
```
bun install
```
Run the dev server (HTTPS support possible with `vite-plugin-mkcert` if certificates are trusted):
```
bun run dev
```
Open: http://localhost:5173
### Lint & Format
```
bun run lint
```
Optionally run Biome (if desired):
```
npx biome check --apply .
```
### Build
```
bun run build
```
Outputs production bundle to `dist/`.
### Docker Image
Build locally:
```
docker build -t monitor-im-flur:local .
```
Run:
```
docker run --rm -p 9123:80 monitor-im-flur:local
```
Or use compose (uses published image):
```
docker compose up -d
```
Visit: http://localhost:9123
### Git Hash AutoReload Mechanism
`pipeline/create-git-hash-html.sh` writes the current commit (`$GITHUB_SHA`) to `dist/git-hash.html` during CI. The dashboard polls `/git-hash.html` every 10s; when the value changes it performs `window.location.reload()`. Ensure your CI runs the script after `vite build` and before creating the Docker image.
Pseudo CI step example:
```
vite build
GITHUB_SHA=$(git rev-parse HEAD) ./pipeline/create-git-hash-html.sh
docker build -t git.rivercry.com/wg/monitor-im-flur:$(git rev-parse --short HEAD) .
```
### Data Sources
* KVV Departures: Public endpoint (JSON) for stop IDs 7000044 / 7000045.
* Weather: OpenMeteo forecast API (lat 49.0094, lon 8.4044, Europe/Berlin TZ).
* Flatastic: Auth via `x-api-key` (user provided).
* Home Assistant: Longlived bearer token (refactor recommended).
### Adding a New Card
1. Create a directory under `src/components/<NewCard>/` with `NewCard.tsx` & optional `style.module.css`.
2. Wrap content with existing `Card` component (`icon` + `name` props).
3. Register inside `Dashboard.tsx` where layout lives (using `CardColumn` / `CardRow`).
### State Management Notes
All data fetching is encapsulated inside zustand store `fetch` methods invoked on an interval within the respective components. Consider centralizing polling or using React Query if complexity grows.
### Potential Improvements / TODO
* Remove hardcoded Home Assistant token.
* Error + loading states (currently optimistic, failures would be silent / console only).
* Retry & backoff strategy for network calls.
* Dark mode override / manual theme toggle.
* Accessibility pass (ARIA, focus management) current dashboard is mostly passive.
* Tests (none yet). Could add Vitest + React Testing Library.
* Switch transit API code to gracefully handle outages (KVV sometimes rate limits).
### License
Add a license file if you plan to share externally (currently unspecified).
### Support / Contact
Internal project (wg). For issues open a ticket on Gitea: https://git.rivercry.com/wg/monitor-im-flur
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