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Journeys

The "Journeys" tab manages point-to-point connection queries between two stops. It consists of a journey overview (left) and a configuration panel (right).

Journeys tab

Journey Overview

The left side shows all configured journeys in a list. Each entry displays the journey name and whether it is active.

Adding a Journey

Click "Add journey" to create a new journey with an automatically assigned sequential name (Journey 1, Journey 2, …) and no start/destination stop. The name can be changed freely. The stops must then be selected in the configuration panel using the search buttons.

Deleting a Journey

Each journey has a delete button. A confirmation dialog appears before deletion. All associated ioBroker datapoints under Journeys.{journeyId} are recursively deleted together with the journey.


Journey Configuration

Clicking a journey in the overview activates the configuration panel on the right. All fields can only be edited when the adapter is running (green status).

Fields

Journey Name

Property Value
Type Text field
Default Journey N (sequential number, e.g. Journey 1), can be changed freely

A freely chosen name to identify this journey (e.g. Home_to_Work). Not directly used in the datapoint path — the path uses the internal journey ID.

From Station

Property Value
Type Text field (read-only) + search button
Default empty

Departure stop for the journey. The text field shows the stop name (read-only); the stop ID is shown as hint text below.

Click "Select start station" (or "Change start station" if already set) to open the station search dialog:

  • Minimum characters: 2
  • Search uses the configured transport service

To Station

Property Value
Type Text field (read-only) + search button
Default empty

Destination stop for the journey. Works the same as the From Station field.

Enabled

Property Value
Type Toggle (on/off)
Default on (active)

Enables or disables querying this journey. Disabled journeys are skipped during the next polling cycle. Datapoints are retained.

When disabled, the product selector is also greyed out.

NSPanel Channel

Property Value
Type Toggle (on/off)
Default off

Creates an additional channel of type timetable with all datapoints required for NSPanel Lovelace UI. Requires the NSPanel Lovelace UI adapter.

Number of Connections

Property Value
Type Number input
Default 5
Minimum 1
Maximum 20

Number of route options retrieved from the transport service and stored as datapoints. Determines the number of Journey_00 through Journey_NN objects.

Object count: Journeys are particularly object-heavy — each route option contains several legs, and every leg brings its own channels for line, origin and destination station, and remarks. The object count therefore grows with number of connections × legs per route. If the js-controller logs a warning about too many objects, raise the limit via the Object Count Warning Limit.

Number of Transfers

Property Value
Type Dropdown
Default -1 (backend decides)
Values -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Limits the maximum number of transfers of the retrieved connections. -1 leaves the decision to the backend (unlimited), 0 returns direct connections only (no transfers), values from 1 cap the result at that many transfers.

Applies uniformly across all backends: the selected value is passed to the client as the transfers option and mapped to the respective API parameter (HAFAS maxChg, MOTIS maxTransfers). So 0 always means "direct connections only".


Transport Mode Filter (Product Selector)

Below the journey fields is the product selector. It shows all transport modes available for the selected profile as checkboxes.

For journeys: if no availableProducts are stored for the journey, the products of the currently configured profile are used as the available set.

Disabled products exclude corresponding transport modes from the journey search.

The available transport modes and their display are identical to those on the Departures page.

Available Products per Profile

Profile Available products
VBB (hafas:vbb) suburban, subway, tram, bus, ferry, express, regional
VBN (hafas:vbn) expressTrain, nationalTrain, localTrain, suburban, bus, watercraft, subway, tram, dialARide
ÖBB (hafas:oebb) nationalExpress, national, interregional, regional, suburban, bus, ferry, subway, tram, onCall
RMV (hafas:rmv) expressTrain, longDistanceTrain, regionaTrain, sBahn, uBahn, tram, bus, watercraft, ast, cableCar
VMT (hafas:vmt) longDistanceTrain, regionalTrain, tram, bus
Deutsche Bahn (vendo:db) — currently disabled nationalExpress, national, regionalExpress, regional, suburban, bus, ferry, subway, tram, taxi
MOTIS/Transitous (motis:compat) nationalExpress, national, regionalExpress, regional, suburban, bus, ferry, subway, tram

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