Bart + Stream Deck
developer-tools · 0 triggers · 18 actions
BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) provides public transportation services in the San Francisco Bay Area. Add Bart to your Stream Deck workflows with guided setup for the connection details it needs.
- No code
- Free tier
- One Stream Deck press
- Pairs with OBS & Elgato tools
- OAuth & keys handled in-builder
Popular ways to use Bart
Add Bart to a workflow and pair it with a Stream Deck button to run it in one press — handy for developer-tools tasks. Combine it with OBS, your Elgato tools, or any other app you connect to build a routine that fits how you work.
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Steps your workflow can perform in Bart.
Download GTFS Static Schedule Feed
Downloads the BART static GTFS (General Transit Feed Specification) schedule feed as a ZIP archive. The GTFS feed contains comprehensive transit data including stations, routes, trip schedules, fares, and service calendars in standardized CSV format. Use this to access complete BART schedule information for route planning, analysis, or integration with transit applications.
Get BART Fare
Get fare information between two BART stations including Clipper and cash prices. Returns multiple fare types (Clipper, cash, senior/disabled, youth, Clipper START) with their respective prices. Use this when you need to find out how much a BART trip costs between two stations.
Get BART Schedule Arrive
Tool to retrieve schedule information based on a specified arrival time. Use when planning trips arriving by a given time.
Get BART Schedule Depart
Get BART train schedules departing from an origin station to a destination station at a specified time. Returns multiple trip options with departure/arrival times, fares (Clipper, cash, senior/disabled, youth), transfer details, train information, and platform numbers. Use this when you need to plan BART trips with specific departure times or when users ask about train schedules between two stations.
Get Elevator Status
Tool to fetch current elevator status across all BART stations. Use when you need real-time elevator availability information for accessibility planning or route guidance.
Get Estimated Departures
Tool to get real-time estimated departure times for a specified BART station. Returns live train departure predictions including minutes until departure, platform assignments, train lengths, line colors, bicycle accommodation, and delay information. Use this when you need current departure times for planning trips or checking train status.
Get GTFS-RT Service Alerts
Tool to fetch GTFS-RT service alerts in protobuf format for integration with GTFS static feed. Use when you need real-time service advisories, disruptions, or alert information.
Get GTFS-RT Trip Updates
Tool to fetch real-time trip updates in GTFS-Realtime format. Use when you need the latest live trip information as raw protobuf.
About Bart
BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) provides public transportation services in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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How to connect
1
Sign up for free
Create your Conductor Deck account: no credit card required.
2
Connect Bart
Follow the setup prompts for Bart. Conductor Deck handles the app authorization or required connection details inside the workflow builder.
3
Build a workflow
Add a Bart action to your visual workflow canvas. Configure the options you need, then connect it to other steps.
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Assign to Stream Deck
Sync your workflow to any Stream Deck button. Press once to trigger the entire sequence.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I connect Bart?
- Sign up for Conductor Deck, then add a Bart step to a workflow on the visual canvas. The builder walks you through the connection it needs — an account authorization or the required keys — right inside the step. No separate setup or code.
- Is it free?
- Yes — Conductor Deck has a free tier you can build and run workflows on, with no credit card required. Paid plans raise the monthly run limits and add advanced features when you need them.
- What's the difference between a trigger and an action?
- A trigger is the event that starts a workflow — for example, a Stream Deck button press or an incoming event from a connected app. An action is a step the workflow performs once it runs. A workflow is one trigger followed by one or more actions.
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