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# Tesla Automatic Preconditioning - Configuration Template
# Copy this file to src/main/resources/application.yml and fill in your values

google:
  calendar:
    # Path to your Google service account JSON file
    # Get one by creating a service account with access to Calendar API in Google Cloud Console
    # IMPORTANT: Never commit the actual JSON file to version control!
    credentials-path: file:/path/to/your/service-account.json
    application-name: Tesla Automatic Preconditioning
    # Your Google Calendar email (can be a group calendar)
    name: REPLACE_WITH_YOURS@group.calendar.google.com
  maps:
    routes:
      # Field mask for Google Routes API to minimize response size
      field-mask: routes.distanceMeters,routes.duration,routes.routeLabels,routes.routeToken
  weather:
    # Get your API key from https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/weather
    # Lots of free usage included
    api-key: YOUR_GOOGLE_WEATHER_API_KEY
    base-url: https://weather.googleapis.com/v1
    units: IMPERIAL  # or METRIC

teslemetry:
  oauth:
    # Get your token from https://teslemetry.com/
    token: YOUR_TESLEMETRY_TOKEN

spring:
  mail:
    # SMTP configuration for email notifications (used for SMS via email-to-SMS gateways)
    host: smtp.gmail.com
    port: 587
    # Your email credentials
    # IMPORTANT: Consider using environment variables instead of hardcoding
    username: YOUR_EMAIL_USERNAME
    password: YOUR_EMAIL_PASSWORD
    properties:
      mail.smtp.auth: true
      mail.smtp.starttls.enable: true
  datasource:
    # Database configuration (default uses H2 in-memory for development)
    # For production, use PostgreSQL or another persistent database
    url: jdbc:h2:mem:testdb
    username: sa
    password: password
  liquibase:
    enabled: true
    change-log: file:/resources/db/changelog/17-01-changelog.yaml

tesla:
  vin:
    # Comma-separated list of email:VIN pairs
    # Example: user1@example.com:VIN123456,user2@example.com:VIN789012
    csv: ASSIGNEE_EMAIL_ONE:TESLA_VIN_ONE,ASSIGNEE_EMAIL_TWO:TESLA_VIN_TWO
  home:
    # Your home coordinates (used as default start location for route calculations)
    lat: YOUR_HOME_LAT  # Example: 37.7749
    lon: YOUR_HOME_LON  # Example: -122.4194
  preconditioning:
    buffer:
      # Minutes of buffer before calculated departure time to start preconditioning
      minutes: 10
    scheduling:
      # Distance threshold (miles) to consider vehicle "out of metro area"
      out-of-metro-threshold-miles: 100
      rescheduling:
        # Enable automatic rescheduling based on vehicle location changes
        enabled: true
        # Minimum distance moved (miles) to trigger rescheduling
        movement-threshold-miles: 25
        # Minimum time savings (minutes) to justify rescheduling
        time-savings-threshold-minutes: 30
        # Minimum hours remaining before event to allow rescheduling
        minimum-time-remaining-hours: 2

app:
  api:
    # Secret key for securing API endpoints
    # IMPORTANT: Use a strong, unique value in production
    secret-key: TO_SECURE_ENDPOINTS
  notifications:
    sms:
      # SMS gateway email addresses for notifications
      # Format: phonenumber@carrier-sms-gateway.com
      # Common gateways:
      #   - Google Fi: @msg.fi.google.com
      #   - AT&T: @txt.att.net
      #   - T-Mobile: @tmomail.net
      #   - Verizon: @vtext.com
      # Multiple recipients separated by commas
      # Example: 1234567890@msg.fi.google.com,9876543210@txt.att.net
      recipients: YOUR_PHONE_1@msg.fi.google.com,YOUR_PHONE_2@msg.fi.google.com