# Format of the progress bars used.
# See https://docs.rs/indicatif/0.15.0/indicatif/#templates
# for how to customize this.
#
# Note that 40 is a nice width for the bar itself here, because that's 63
# characters before the actually {msg}, which gives the message enough space to
# fit a 80 or 100 character wide terminal!
#
# This is also the default if the setting is not present.
progress_format = "[{elapsed_precise}] ({percent:>3}%): {bar:40.cyan/blue} | {msg}"


# The theme for the highlighting engine when printing the script that ran inside
# a container.
#
# Valid values:
#   "base16-ocean.dark"
#   "base16-eighties.dark"
#   "base16-mocha.dark"
#   "base16-ocean.light"
#   "InspiredGitHub"
#   "Solarized (dark)"
#   "Solarized (light)"
#
# If the value is not set, highlighting is disabled.
script_highlight_theme = "Solarized (dark)"

# The format to print the found packages with.
#
# Possible tokens are:
#     i                         - Incrementing number of package that is printed
#     name                      - Name of the package
#     version                   - Version of the package
#     source_url                - URL from where the source was retrieved
#     source_hash_type          - Type of hash noted in the package
#     source_hash               - Hash of the sources
#     system_deps               - System dependencies, as list
#     system_runtime_deps       - System runtime dependencies, as list
#     build_deps                - Build dependencies, as list
#     runtime_deps              - Runtime dependencies, as list
#     print_system_deps         - boolean flag to use in format string, true if user wants to see system deps
#     print_system_runtime_deps - boolean flag to use in format string, true if user wants to see system runtime deps
#     print_build_deps          - boolean flag to use in format string, true if user wants to see build deps
#     print_runtime_deps        - boolean flag to use in format string, true if user wants to see runtime deps
#
# Handlebars modifiers are available.
package_print_format = ""

# The position of the release binaries
#
# butido checks this location for packages when installing dependencies
#
#
# # Note
#
# Interpolation of variables (ones that are passed on the CLI for
# the build), is supported for this variable.
# This way you can write
#
# ```
# releases = "/storage/releases/${IMAGE}/"
# ```
#
# for example.
#
releases = "/tmp/releases"

# The position of the staging binaries
# butido rolls a dice for each submitted build and generates a
# per-process-staging directory here to store intermediate builds.
#
#
# # Note
#
# Interpolation of variables (ones that are passed on the CLI for
# the build), is supported for this variable.
# This way you can write
#
# ```
# staging = "/storage/staging/${IMAGE}/${SOME_ENV_VAR}"
# ```
#
# for example.
#
#
# # Warning
#
# It is the task of the user to move packages from herre to the "releases"
# folder.
#
staging  = "/tmp/staging"

# ####
#
# Log database configuration
#
# ####

# The database to use
#
# Can be overridden via environment vairbale BUTIDO_DATABASE_URI or set via CLI.
database_host     = "localhost"
database_port     = 5432
database_user     = "pgdev"
database_password = "password"
database_name     = "butido"

# Phases which can be configured in the packages

# This also defines the _order_ in which the phases are executed
# Each phase gets a pre_ and a post_ phase added automatically.
# So for [ "foo", "bar" ], the phases are executed in this order:
#   pre_foo
#   foo
#   post_foo
#   pre_bar
#   bar
#   post_bar
#
# Phases which are not listed here are not executed at all.
available_phases = [ "unpack", "patch", "configure", "build", "fixup", "pack" ]

[docker]
# Images which can be used to build
# images not listed here are automatically rejected
images = [ "debian:bullseye" ]

#
# Verify whether the requested images are present
#
# This setting is twofold:
# First, it checks whether the image requested on the commandline (when
# building) is actually in the whitelist (`docker.images` setting in the
# configuration file).
# Second, it checks that every used endpoint actually has the requested image
# present.
# This check is done when setting up the connection to the endpoints, so this
# will fail _before_ any actual building starts.
#
verify_images_present = true

# List of docker endpoints
[[docker.endpoints]]
name          = "testhostname"
uri           = "http://0.0.0.0:8095"
endpoint_type = "http"
speed         = 1
maxjobs       = 1


[containers]
# environment variables which are allowed during container start
# This way, errors (typos) when passing environment to a build can be prevented
allowed_env = [ "PATH" ]