# OpenHamClock Configuration
# 
# This file is automatically copied to .env on first run.
# Edit .env with your station info - it won't be overwritten by updates.
#
# After editing, restart the server: npm start

# ===========================================
# REQUIRED - Your Station Information
# ===========================================

# Your amateur radio callsign
CALLSIGN=N0CALL

# Your Maidenhead grid locator (4 or 6 character)
LOCATOR=FN31

# Your station coordinates (optional - calculated from LOCATOR if not set)
# LATITUDE=40.7128
# LONGITUDE=-74.0060

# ===========================================
# SERVER SETTINGS
# ===========================================

# Port to run the server on (default: 3000)
PORT=3000

# Host/IP to bind to
# localhost = only accessible from this computer
# 0.0.0.0 = accessible from other devices on your network
HOST=localhost

# ===========================================
# DISPLAY PREFERENCES  
# ===========================================

# Units: 'imperial' or 'metric'
# Affects temperature (°F/°C) and distances (mi/km)
UNITS=imperial

# Time format: '12' or '24' hour
TIME_FORMAT=12

# Theme: 'dark', 'light', 'legacy', or 'retro'
THEME=dark

# Layout: 'modern' or 'classic'
LAYOUT=modern

# Timezone: IANA timezone identifier
# Set this if your local time shows incorrectly (e.g. same as UTC).
# This is common with privacy browsers like Librewolf that spoof timezone.
# Examples: America/New_York, America/Regina, Europe/London, Asia/Tokyo
# Leave blank or commented out to use browser default.
# TZ=America/New_York

# ===========================================
# OPTIONAL - External Services
# ===========================================

# ITURHFProp service URL (for advanced propagation predictions)
# Only uncomment if you have your own ITURHFProp service running
# ITURHFPROP_URL=https://your-iturhfprop-service.com

# DX Spider Proxy URL (for DX cluster spots)
# Only uncomment if you have your own proxy running
# DXSPIDER_PROXY_URL=https://your-dxspider-proxy.com

# DX Cluster source: auto | proxy | hamqth | dxspider
# auto = tries proxy first, then HamQTH, then direct telnet
# proxy = use DX Spider Proxy (set DXSPIDER_PROXY_URL above)
# hamqth = HamQTH CSV feed (HTTP, works everywhere)
# dxspider = direct telnet to DX Spider nodes (works locally/Pi)
# DX_CLUSTER_SOURCE=auto

# OpenWeatherMap API key (for local weather display)
# Get a free key at https://openweathermap.org/api
# OPENWEATHER_API_KEY=your_api_key_here

# ===========================================
# FEATURE TOGGLES
# ===========================================

# Show POTA spots on map (true/false)
SHOW_POTA=true

# Show satellite tracks on map (true/false)
SHOW_SATELLITES=true

# Show DX paths on map (true/false)
SHOW_DX_PATHS=true

# ===========================================
# WSJT-X / JTDX UDP INTEGRATION
# ===========================================

# Enable WSJT-X UDP listener (true/false)
# Listens for decoded FT8/FT4/JT65/WSPR messages from WSJT-X, JTDX, etc.
WSJTX_ENABLED=true

# UDP port to listen on (must match WSJT-X Settings > Reporting > UDP Server port)
WSJTX_UDP_PORT=2237

# Relay key for remote WSJT-X relay agent (cloud deployments)
# If you're running OpenHamClock on a cloud server (e.g. Railway, openhamclock.com),
# WSJT-X UDP can't reach it directly. Set this key and run the relay agent
# (wsjtx-relay/relay.js) on your local machine to bridge the gap.
# Pick any strong random string — it must match on both sides.
# WSJTX_RELAY_KEY=your-secret-relay-key-here

# ===========================================
# DX CLUSTER SETTINGS
# ===========================================

# Your callsign for DX cluster login (default: CALLSIGN-56)
# DX_CLUSTER_CALLSIGN=N0CALL-56

# Spot retention time in minutes (5-30)
SPOT_RETENTION_MINUTES=30