# Example configuration

[main]
# Default server if none given on command line.
# Optional; if missing, will use arbitrary server entry
server = "fedora"

# Optional; if missing, will not log url history.  if set, will append url of
# successful pastes to this file, one per line, newest to the bottom. The file
# is created if not existing. Parent directories will not be created. If paste
# successful but failed to write to histfile, a warning will be printed to
# stderr and will exit with a non-zero exit code.
# Relative paths will be resolved relative to the current working directory.
histfile = "/tmp/paste_history.txt"


# Now each "server" is a configuration stored under a certain key in the
# `servers` hashmap. The key (eg. "vpaste" in the case of "servers.vpaste") is
# what is used to select a server on the command line and the default `server`
# option. Note that this can be different to the value of the `backend` for a
# server block, and multiple server blocks can be defined using the same
# backend (eg. for different public servers or different default config).

# Must have at least one server defined in the config, otherwise the program
# will exit on error.

# What follows is an example server block for each backend and an example value
# for each possible option along with comments detailing usage. Each backend
# can have a different set of options. When defining your own config, use this
# example file as a reference, or see the output of `pc show-backend
# <backendname>`.

# Where a duration value is required, it should be formatted according to
# <https://docs.rs/humantime/1.2.0/humantime/fn.parse_duration.html>.
# Basically, values like "1month 2d 3h 30m 30s" or "5m" or "300s".

[servers.vpaste]
# supports any servers running http://pileus.org/tools/vpaste
backend = "vpaste"
url = "http://vpaste.net/"


[servers.rs]
backend = "paste_rs"
url = "https://paste.rs/"


[servers.haste]
# supports any servers running https://github.com/seejohnrun/haste-server
backend = "haste"
url = "https://hastebin.com/"


[servers.termbin]
# supports any servers running https://github.com/solusipse/fiche
backend = "fiche"
domain = "termbin.com"
# port is optional; defaults to 9999
port = 9999


[servers.fedora]
# supports any servers running https://github.com/LINKIWI/modern-paste
backend = "modern_paste"
url = "https://paste.fedoraproject.org/"

# optional; title for the paste; default is no title (set by the server; usually
# 'Untitled')
title = "my paste"

# optional; expires in X duration. Default is set
# by the server (eg. fedora paste defaults to a week iirc)
expires = "10min"

# optional; syntax highlighting to use. Default is plain text
# (set by the server).
syntax = "python"

# password protect the paste url. Optional - default is not password protected.
password = "password123"

# optional api key to authenticate paste upload requests. Default is submit as
# anonymous.
apikey = "BbK1F09sZZXL2335iqDGvGeQswQUcvUmzxMoWjp3yvZDxpWwRiP4YQL6PiUA8gy2"


[servers.dpastecom]
backend = "dpaste_com"
url = "http://dpaste.com/"

# optional; default is plain text
# see <http://dpaste.com/api/v2/syntax-choices/> for list of supported names
syntax = "js"

# optional; time to live as a duration. default is use server default (7 days).
# Max duration supported by server is 1year.
expires = "1d"

# optional username to publish as; default is anonymous author
author = "my name"

# optional; default is no title
title = "my paste"

[servers.ots]
# supports any servers running https://github.com/onetimesecret/onetimesecret
backend = "onetimesecret"
url = "https://onetimesecret.com/"

# Optional options.

# password protect the secret
password = "password123"

# optional; time to live as a duration
expires = "2days"

# tell the server to email the secret link to this address. Note that
# onetimesecret.com only allow this with authenticated uploads. (anonymous
# uploads also have other restrictions; see website)
recipient = "user@example.com"

# username and api token; if these are both provided, the program will
# attempt to authenticate with them. Note that either both must be provided, or
# neither. It is ok to provide them in stages - eg. username in the config file
# and api_token on the command line.
username = "myuser@example.com"
apikey = "DEADBEEF"


[servers.sprunge]
backend = "sprunge"
url = "http://sprunge.us/"

# optional; default is raw/plaintext. If syntax provided, the text is shown
# with line numbers and has pygments based html syntax highlighting. Note that
# this is a client-side option that takes effect by adding a query paramater to
# the resulting paste url.
syntax = "py"


[servers.pip]
backend = "pipfi"
url = "http://p.ip.fi/"


[servers.dpaste]
# supports any servers running <https://github.com/bartTC/dpaste>
backend = "dpaste"
url = "https://dpaste.de/"

# optional; syntax highlighting filetype (default is set by server)
syntax = "c"

# optional; lifetime as a duration. Default server config also supports special
# values like "onetime" and "never".
expires = "3600s"


[servers.ubuntu]
backend = "ubuntu"
url = "https://paste.ubuntu.com/"

# Optional values

# Filetype for syntax highlighting.
syntax = "js"

# Approximate time to live. Default is use server default (no expiration, but not guaranteed).
# Supported values are day, week, month, and year.
expires = "week"

# Username to publish as. Default is anonymous author.
author = "my name"


[servers.ix]
backend = "ix"
url = "http://ix.io/"

# Optional values

# Filetype for syntax highlighting. If syntax provided, the text is shown with
# line numbers and has pygments based html syntax highlighting. This is a
# client side option that works by adding to the resulting url. Default is raw
# plain text without html markup. See also http://ix.io/ for more client-side
# options.
syntax = "python"

# DISABLED - does not appear to work.
# # Set number of reads before the paste is deleted. Default is unlimited reads.
# reads = 2

# Username and password for authenticated pastes; if these are both provided,
# the program will attempt to authenticate with them. From ix.io: "If the login
# does not exist, it will be created." Note that either both must be provided,
# or neither. It is ok to provide them in stages - eg.  username in the config
# file and api_token on the command line.
username = "me"
apikey = "hunter2"

[servers.bpaste]
backend = "bpaste"
url = "https://bpaste.net/"

# Optional values

# Filetype for syntax highlighting. Default is set by the server.
syntax = "python"

# Paste lifetime. Supports "1day" and "1week". Default is 1 day.
expires = "1week"