empty.conf.toml

# General Munro configuration file

# CORS was needed to allow Kitsu Custom Action to work in AJAX mode for manually triggered notifications via Telegram bot
# Kitsu Custom Action support is dropped but CORS settings still remains. Just keep it as it is if you don't know how to deal with it.
[cors]
allow_origins = "*"
allow_methods = "GET,POST,HEAD,PUT,DELETE,PATCH"
allow_headers = "Access-Control-Allow-Headers, Origin, X-Requested-With, Content-Type, Accept"

# Kitsu relating settings. Specify Hostname of your Kitsu instance e.g. "https://kitsu-example.com/".
# Email and password must belong to Kitsu account with `Studio Manager` role.
# listenHostname is like CORS - not needed to do anything with it for now.
[kitsu]
debug = false
hostname = "https://url/" # trailing slash is mandatory
email = "" # your Kitsu login
password = "" # # your Kitsu password
listen_hostname = "127.0.0.1:3001" # hostname listener for Kitsu custom actions (no need it)

# Telegram bot relating settings in order to receive all sorts of notifications via Telegram
# You need obtain Bot token via @BotFather and also(!) change settings: enable groups access and disable group privacy.
# The bot can read updates via polling or a webhook. Polling is enabled by default (webhook = false) so you don't have to change anything.
# If you want to use webhook - set it to true and add a hostname (webhook requires a valid domain).
# there are two languages out of the box: russian (ru) and english (en). Check `locals` folder and you will figure out how to add more.
[bot]
debug = false
token = "" # ask @BotFather in Telegram to obtain one
state_timeout = 600 # in milliseconds
webhook = false # use webhook or poll updates methods. Webhook is faster and reliable but requires a domain
hostname = "https://url/" # trailing slash is mandatory
listen_hostname = "0.0.0.0:1338" # specify port for webhook listener
language = "en"

# Everything about notifications for updated statuses in Kitsu. Poll duration dictates how often bot should check Kitsu for updates.
# Bot can quote comments for updated status if there are any - you can truncate them via `comment_truncate_at`
# Silent update set to true is useful for the first run. Otherwise Bot would spam chat with a lot of statuses on exisitng Kitsu instance.
# `Admin chat ID` is a numerical ID of Telegram chats. On first run type `/lookup` command privatly to bot - it will print an array ..
# .. with `chat_id` field contatining the ID. Put it to `admin_chat_id` - you are now the admin.
[notification]
is_enabled = true
threads = 64 # set 0 to go synchronous way (the slowest), -1 for wait groups, > 0 - semafore threads (unstable)
poll_duration = 5 # in minutes
no_mentions = true # don't use mentions via `@`
no_comments = true # don't publish comments
no_project = false # don't mention project name
comment_truncate_at = 128 # in characters
silent_update = false # set to true for the first run
suppress_undefined_roles = true # dont inform Administrator for messages that were not addressed to existing chat roles
admin_chat_id = ""  # chat ID for Administrator

# This array uses pair like "kitsu status:telegram chat id". Use only short names of Kitsu statuses.
# e.g. "retake:123456789" where "retake" is a short name for status in Kitsu and "12345 is Telegram chat id
# e.g. "wip:987654321" where "wip" is a short name for status in Kitsu and "67890 is another Telegram chat id
chat_id_by_roles = [
    ":",
    ":",
    ":",
    ":",
    ":"
]

# list fo Kitsu statuses with 'is done' set to yes. Needed to reduce app overhead.
done_statuses = [
    "done"
]

# Everything about backups attached files from Kitsu. Poll duration - how often backup should be initiated.
[backup]
is_enabled = true
threads = 16 # set 0 to go synchronous way (the slowest), -1 for wait groups, > 0 - semafore threads (unstable)
poll_duration = 360 # in minutes
local_storage = "./tmp/" # trailing slash is mandatory
ignore = ["jpg", "jpeg", "JPG", "JPEG"]
fast_delete = true

# S3 related settings. The testing was done on Wasabi S3 only but in theory should work with any S3 storage provider.
[backup.s3]
access_key = ""
secret_key = ""
bucket_name = ""
endpoint = "https://url/"
region = "eu-central-1"
s3_force_path_style = true
root_folder_name = "KitsuBackups"