1 | # site name used in various places across the instance |
2 | site_name = "🌄 Ayllu" |
3 | |
4 | # A valid URI that identifies this server on the global internet |
5 | origin = "localhost:10000" |
6 | |
7 | # sysadmin contact address |
8 | sysadmin = "admin@example.org" |
9 | |
10 | # logging level |
11 | log_level = "INFO" |
12 | |
13 | # enable when ayllu is being served from a "subpath". Clicking the home |
14 | # button will send the user back to /browse instead of /. This is useful if you |
15 | # have a landing page at the root of your webserver path. |
16 | subpath_mode = false |
17 | |
18 | # friendly message to display on the about page of the main site which might |
19 | # include details such as contact information, etc. markdown is supported. |
20 | blurb = """ |
21 | # Welcome to Ayllu! |
22 | """ |
23 | |
24 | # The default branch name to use when rendering repositories. If unspecified |
25 | # the ref that HEAD is currently pointed at will be used. |
26 | # default_branch = "main" |
27 | |
28 | # The number of threads to spawn by Tokio, typically this will be the number |
29 | # of logical processors (cores) you have on your system |
30 | # worker_threads = 8 |
31 | |
32 | # The number of additional threads that can be launched to support synchronous |
33 | # blocking operations. |
34 | # max_blocking_threads = 512 |
35 | |
36 | # The number of suggested seconds to wait before polling the server again |
37 | # across RSS feeds. The default of 1 hour is a reasonable default in most |
38 | # cases. |
39 | rss_time_to_live = 3600 |
40 | |
41 | # Git HTTP server options |
42 | |
43 | [git] |
44 | # Global option to enable the Git "Smart HTTP" server which will serve |
45 | # non-hidden repositories for cloning over HTTP. The default is true but if |
46 | # set to false it will globally disable all cloning which you might want to do |
47 | # if you want to run your own fcgi server e.g. |
48 | smart_http = true |
49 | # URL to suggest for cloning via SSH, if unspecified git cloning option will |
50 | # not appear in the repository page. |
51 | clone_url = "git@localhost" |
52 | |
53 | # this toggles the GIT_HTTP_EXPORT_ALL option for git-http-backend which will |
54 | # allow cloning of all repositories unless they are marked as private. If this |
55 | # option is not toggled then the file git-daemon-export-ok exist in the repository |
56 | # for cloing to be permitted. |
57 | export_all = false |
58 | |
59 | # Job server configuration |
60 | |
61 | [jobs] |
62 | |
63 | # socket for the job server to listen to new requests on. This is typically |
64 | # used to communicate via git hooks to perform new computation on a repository |
65 | # after it has been updated. |
66 | # jobs_socket_path = "/var/run/user/1000/ayllu-jobs.sock" |
67 | |
68 | # Maximum time to allow a job to run before killing it in seconds. |
69 | # This value needs to be high for large repositories since we have to run a |
70 | # job for every commit in the repository. |
71 | timeout = 1800 |
72 | |
73 | # List of authors associated with this site |
74 | [[authors]] |
75 | # E-mail address of the author |
76 | email = "example@example.org" |
77 | # Optional "tagline" associated with the author |
78 | tagline = "Programmer interested free software" |
79 | # Optional link to an avatar containing an image representing the author |
80 | avatar = { url = "https://example.org/avatar.png", mime_type = "image/png" } |
81 | # Array of personal websites, social media, etc. associated with the author |
82 | profiles = [ |
83 | { url = "https://example.com", mime_type = "text/html"}, |
84 | { url = "https://example.org/@example", mime_type = "text/html"}, |
85 | ] |
86 | |
87 | [http] |
88 | # interface and port to listen on |
89 | address = "127.0.0.1:10000" |
90 | |
91 | [web] |
92 | # default theme that will be used when none is specified in user configuration. |
93 | # additionally the default theme will be used to load assets that are not |
94 | # overriden in the actively selected theme. |
95 | # default_theme = "default" |
96 | # [[web.themes]] |
97 | # unique name to identify the theme in the web UI |
98 | # name = "my-theme" |
99 | # path to the directory containing the theme assets |
100 | # path = "/usr/lib/ayllu/themes/my-theme" |
101 | |
102 | # static hosting |
103 | # see an example Nginx configuration in contrib/nginx/nginx.conf |
104 | [sites] |
105 | # set false if you want to disallow all static hosting |
106 | enabled = false |
107 | |
108 | # tree-sitter backed syntax highlighting |
109 | [tree-sitter] |
110 | # path to load shared objects from |
111 | # base_path = "/usr/lib" |
112 | # alternative path to queries |
113 | # queries_path = "/usr/share/tree-sitter/queries" |
114 | # additional queries |
115 | # queries_extras_path = "/etc/ayllu/queries" |
116 | # modules_extras_path = "/path/to/extra/tree-sitter-$lang.so objects" |
117 | |
118 | # tree-sitter highlighting keywords, these are attributes that will be |
119 | # exposed as CSS classes which can be used to create themes. |
120 | # keywords = [ |
121 | # "attribute", |
122 | # "comment", |
123 | # "constant", |
124 | # "function.builtin", |
125 | # "function", |
126 | # "keyword", |
127 | # "operator", |
128 | # "property", |
129 | # "punctuation", |
130 | # "punctuation.bracket", |
131 | # "punctuation.delimiter", |
132 | # "string", |
133 | # "string.special", |
134 | # "tag", |
135 | # "type", |
136 | # "type.builtin", |
137 | # "variable", |
138 | # "variable.builtin", |
139 | # "variable.parameter", |
140 | # "keyword_insert", |
141 | # "addition", |
142 | # "removal" |
143 | # ] |
144 | |
145 | # override system highlights with your own configuration as needed |
146 | # [tree-sitter.highlights] |
147 | |
148 | # this results in two new CSS classes ts_addition and ts_removal which can |
149 | # be configured in theme stylesheets. |
150 | # diff = """ |
151 | # ; used to highlight diffs in the UI |
152 | # [(addition) (new_file)] @addition |
153 | # [(deletion) (old_file)] @removal |
154 | # |
155 | # (commit) @constant |
156 | # (location) @attribute |
157 | # (command) @variable.builtin |
158 | # """ |
159 | |
160 | |
161 | # [[tree-sitter.parsers]] |
162 | # additional parsers |
163 | # name = "fuu-lang" |
164 | # shared_object = "/etc/ayllu/parsers/libtree-sitter-fuu.so" |
165 | # see https://tree-sitter.github.io/tree-sitter/syntax-highlighting#highlights |
166 | # highlight_query = "/etc/ayllu/queries/fuu/highlights.scm" |
167 | # see https://tree-sitter.github.io/tree-sitter/syntax-highlighting#local-variables |
168 | # locals_query = "/etc/ayllu/queries/fuu/locals.scm" |
169 | # see https://tree-sitter.github.io/tree-sitter/syntax-highlighting#language-injection |
170 | # injections = "/etc/ayllu/queries/fuu/injections.scm" |
171 | |
172 | # any additional programming languages and their associated file extensions |
173 | # [[ languages ]] |
174 | # name = "BazQux" |
175 | # extensions = [".baz", ".qux", ".bq"] |
176 | # # deep pink |
177 | # color = "#ff1493" |
178 | |
179 | # language configuration |
180 | [languages] |
181 | |
182 | # Sometimes a file will be detected as one language but you want it to map to |
183 | # another one. For instance a file named main.ml will default to Standard ML |
184 | # however you might prefer OCaml instead. Mappings allow you to override |
185 | # specific languages with your own preferences. |
186 | [languages.mappings] |
187 | "Standard ML" = "OCaml" |
188 | # "Shell" is a blanket term for sh like languages but we want to map it |
189 | # specifically to bash because that's the tree-sitter parser we have installed. |
190 | "Shell" = "Bash" |
191 | |
192 | # any additional programming languages and their associated file extensions |
193 | [[languages.extras]] |
194 | name = "BazQux" |
195 | extensions = [".baz", ".qux"] |
196 | color = "#FF1493" |
197 | |
198 | # othertimes you want to override just the extension for a particular language, |
199 | # .rs extensions map to both Rust and RenderScript. |
200 | [[languages.extras]] |
201 | name = "Rust" |
202 | extensions = [".rs"] |
203 | |
204 | |
205 | # Large File Store configuration |
206 | # [lfs] |
207 | # template URL to construct an API request which will be used to lookup the |
208 | # reference object of the file. Other LFS server implementations may work but |
209 | # this has only been tested with https://github.com/jasonwhite/rudolfs |
210 | # url_template = "/lfs/{collection}/{name}/object/{oid}" |
211 | |
212 | # path to directories of repositories, each collection will be seperated into |
213 | # a unique section on the index page. recursive directories are not supported, |
214 | # you may only have a single level of repositories at this time. |
215 | # [[collections]] |
216 | # # name of the code collection |
217 | # name = "projects" |
218 | # description = "software projects actively being worked on" |
219 | # path = "/path/to/projects" |
220 | # # If true the collection will not show up in the main index or RSS feeds |
221 | # hidden = false |
222 | |
223 | # [[collections]] |
224 | # name = "attic" |
225 | # description = "archived code" |
226 | # path = "/path/to/attic" |