MMM-SNCF-Station-Board

MagicMirror² module that displays upcoming TER SNCF train departures and arrivals for a given station — no API token required.

Data is scraped from ter.sncf.com via FlareSolverr, which handles the Cloudflare protection. If FlareSolverr is unavailable or times out, the module automatically falls back to the official SNCF GTFS schedule published by transport.data.gouv.fr. The fallback keeps the board populated without an API token; disruption messages are available only from the primary TER source.

        Orléans   12:11   Paris
          Paris   12:39   Orléans
          Paris   16:45   Orléans
        Orléans   16:49   Paris

This module requires a running FlareSolverr instance reachable from your MagicMirror server.

The simplest setup is Docker Compose:

services:
  magic_mirror:
    image: kamasoutra/docker-magicmirror:latest
    ports: ["8080:8080"]
    volumes: ["./config:/opt/magic_mirror/config"]
    environment:
      - FLARESOLVERR_URL=http://flaresolverr:8191
    depends_on: [flaresolverr]

  flaresolverr:
    image: ghcr.io/flaresolverr/flaresolverr:latest
    environment:
      - LOG_LEVEL=warning
    restart: unless-stopped

Or run FlareSolverr separately and set FLARESOLVERR_URL accordingly.

cd ~/MagicMirror/modules
git clone https://github.com/Kamasoutra/MMM-SNCF-Station-Board.git

Add to your config/config.js:

{
  module: "MMM-SNCF-Station-Board",
  position: "bottom_left",
  config: {
    stationSlug: "artenay-87543058",  // see below
    maxItems: 6,
    updateInterval: 300000,           // ms — default 5 min
    title: "Gare d'Artenay",
    stationNames: {
      "Paris Austerlitz": "Paris",    // optional display name overrides
      "Orléans": "Orléans"
    }
  }
}

The slug is <station-name>-<UIC-code>. Look at the URL on ter.sncf.com when browsing your station's departures page:

https://www.ter.sncf.com/centre-val-de-loire/se-deplacer/prochains-departs/artenay-87543058
                                                                             ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                                                                             this is the slug

• Normal: time in white
• Delayed: time in orange
• Cancelled: time in red with strikethrough

Delay/cancellation is detected from the disruption messages embedded in the page (situationalMessages).

Note: The first data load may take 30–60 seconds as FlareSolverr launches a headless Chrome instance to solve the Cloudflare challenge. Subsequent requests are faster.

MIT