"use strict";
// If you find yourself always using the same command-line flag, you can set it
// here as a default. For a complete guide on configuration, please visit:
// https://www.cross-seed.org
module.exports = {
    /**
     * WARNING! WARNING! WARNING! WARNING! WARNING! WARNING! WARNING!
     *
     * THE NEXT 8 OPTIONS CONTAIN POTENTIALLY SENSITIVE INFORMATION
     * THERE IS A NOTE WHERE YOU WILL WANT TO START COPYING FROM
     * IF YOU ARE TRYING TO SHARE YOUR CONFIGURATION SETTINGS!
     *
     * WARNING! WARNING! WARNING! WARNING! WARNING! WARNING! WARNING!
     **/
    /**
     * Provide your own API key here to override the autogenerated one.
     * Not recommended - prefer using the autogenerated API key via
     * `cross-seed api-key`.
     * Must be 24+ characters.
     */
    apiKey: undefined,
    /**
     * List of Torznab URLs.
     * For Jackett, click "Copy RSS feed".
     * For Prowlarr, click on the indexer name and copy the Torznab Url, then
     * append "?apikey=YOUR_PROWLARR_API_KEY". Wrap each URL in quotation marks
     * and separate them with commas, and surround the entire set in brackets.
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/basics/getting-started#3-edit-the-config-file
     */
    torznab: [],
    /**
     * URL(s) to your Sonarr instance(s). For benefits and usage, please read:
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/tutorials/id-searching
     *
     * You should order these in most likely to match -> the least likely order.
     * They are searched sequentially as they are listed.
     */
    sonarr: [],
    /**
     * URL(s) to your Radarr instance(s). For benefits and usage, please read:
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/tutorials/id-searching
     *
     * You should order these in most likely to match -> the least likely order.
     * They are searched sequentially as they are listed.
     */
    radarr: [],
    /**
     * Bind to a specific host address. Do not change without a good reason.
     * Example: "127.0.0.1"
     * Default is "0.0.0.0"
     */
    host: "0.0.0.0",
    /**
     * The port you wish to listen on for daemon mode.
     */
    port: 2468,
    /**
     * cross-seed will send caronc/apprise POST requests to these urls
     * with a JSON payload of:
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/basics/options#notificationwebhookurls
     */
    notificationWebhookUrls: [],
    /**
     * The urls of your torrent clients' web interfaces prefixed by their type.
     * You may need to urlencode your username and password if they contain special characters:
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/basics/faq-troubleshooting#can-i-use-special-characters-in-my-urls
     *
     * torrentClients: ["qbittorrent:http://username:password@localhost:8080"]
     * If using Automatic Torrent Management, please read:
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/v6-migration#new-folder-structure-for-links
     *
     * torrentClients: ["rtorrent:http://username:password@localhost:1234/RPC2"]
     *
     * torrentClients: ["transmission:http://username:password@localhost:9091/transmission/rpc"]
     *
     * torrentClients: ["deluge:http://:password@localhost:8112/json"]
     * Deluge with Docker can have a desyncing issue with the WebUI daemon after prolonged uptime
     * with useClientTorrents, if you notice strange behavior you may need to use torrentDir instead.
     *
     * You can optionally add readonly: after the prefix to use a client as a
     * source for finding cross seeds but not for injecting.
     * e.g. "qbittorrent:readonly:http://username:password@localhost:8080"
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/basics/options#torrentclients
     */
    torrentClients: [],
    /**
     * END OF POTENTIALLY SENSITIVE CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
     */
    /**
     * Use the torrents already in your torrent client to find matches.
     * This is the preferred method of cross-seeding, only set to false
     * if you want to EXCLUSIVELY use dataDirs.
     *
     * Deluge with Docker can have a desyncing issue with the WebUI daemon after prolonged uptime
     * with useClientTorrents, if you notice strange behavior you may need to use torrentDir instead.
     */
    useClientTorrents: true,
    /**
     * Pause at least this many seconds in between each search. Higher is safer
     * for you and friendlier for trackers.
     * Minimum value of 30.
     */
    delay: 30,
    /**
     * Find matches based on the data in these directories, this may not be
     * necessary for your setup.
     *
     * PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTATION BEFORE SETTING THIS UP:
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/tutorials/data-based-matching
     */
    dataDirs: [],
    /**
     * Defines what qBittorrent or Deluge category to set on linked torrents
     *
     * qBittorrent: If you have linking enabled, all torrents will be injected
     * to this category.
     *
     * Default is "cross-seed-link".
     */
    linkCategory: "cross-seed-link",
    /**
     * cross-seed will create links to matched files in the specified directories.
     * This is necessary for the best cross seeding experience.
     *
     * PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTATION BEFORE SETTING THIS UP:
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/tutorials/linking
     */
    linkDirs: [],
    /**
     * cross-seed will use links of this type to inject matches into your client.
     * Options: "symlink", "hardlink", "reflink".
     *
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/tutorials/linking#hardlinks-vs-symlinks-vs-reflinks
     */
    linkType: "hardlink",
    /**
     * Enabling this will link files using v5's flat folder style, not recommended.
     *
     * Each individual Torznab tracker's cross-seeds, otherwise, will have its
     * own folder with the tracker's name and it's links within it.
     *
     * If using Automatic Torrent Management in qBittorrent, please read:
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/v6-migration#new-folder-structure-for-links
     *
     * Default: false.
     */
    flatLinking: false,
    /**
     * Determines flexibility of the matching algorithm, all options are equally safe.
     * Using "partial" is recommended as it will match all possible cross seeds.
     * Options: "strict", "flexible", "partial".
     *
     * "strict" requires all file names to match exactly (required if not linking).
     *
     * "flexible" allows for file renames or inconsistencies.
     *
     * "partial" is like "flexible" but allows matches even if they are missing small
     * files like .nfo/.srt.
     *
     * We recommend reading the following entries:
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/tutorials/partial-matching
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/basics/faq-troubleshooting#my-partial-matches-from-related-searches-are-missing-the-same-data-how-can-i-only-download-it-once
     */
    matchMode: "flexible",
    /**
     * Skip rechecking on injection if unnecessary. Certain matches, such as partial,
     * will always be rechecked. Set to false to recheck all torrents before resuming.
     */
    skipRecheck: true,
    /**
     * The maximum size in bytes remaining for a torrent to be resumed.
     * Must be in the range of 0 to 52428800 (50 MiB).
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/basics/faq-troubleshooting#my-partial-matches-from-related-searches-are-missing-the-same-data-how-can-i-only-download-it-once
     */
    autoResumeMaxDownload: 52428800,
    /**
     * If set to `true` and the amount remaining is above autoResumeMaxDownload,
     * resume if accumulated size of the missing files is less than the
     * accumulated size of the known-irrelevant files such as nfo, sample, txt,
     * subs, proofs, and bonus/commentary files present in the torrent.
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/basics/faq-troubleshooting#my-partial-matches-from-related-searches-are-missing-the-same-data-how-can-i-only-download-it-once
     */
    ignoreNonRelevantFilesToResume: false,
    /**
     * Determines how deep into the specified dataDirs to go to generate new
     * searchees.
     *
     * PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTATION BEFORE CHANGING THIS VALUE:
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/tutorials/data-based-matching#setting-up-data-based-matching
     */
    maxDataDepth: 2,
    /**
     * Directory containing your client's internal .torrent files.
     * This is unnecessary with useClientTorrents.
     *
     * PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTATION BEFORE SETTING THIS UP:
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/basics/options#torrentdir
     */
    torrentDir: null,
    /**
     * With action: "inject", cross-seed will use this directory to retry
     * injections. This directory will be empty nearly all the time.
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/v6-migration#failed-injection-saved-retry
     * If you are using action: "save", this will be the directory where the
     * .torrent files are saved.
     *
     * DO NOT USE THIS DIRECTORY AS A WATCH FOLDER FOR YOUR TORRENT CLIENT
     *
     * You do not need to change this from null. It will map into your cross-seed
     * config directory: https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/basics/options#outputdir
     */
    outputDir: null,
    /**
     * Whether to include single episode torrents in search/webhook/rss.
     *
     * This setting does not affect matching episodes from announce. Read more about usage:
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/v6-migration#updated-includesingleepisodes-behavior
     */
    includeSingleEpisodes: false,
    /**
     * Include torrents/data that are mainly comprised of non-video files.
     *
     * If this option is set to false, any folders or torrents whose
     * totalNonVideoFilesSize / totalSize > fuzzySizeThreshold
     * will be excluded.
     *
     * For example, if you have .srt or .nfo files inside a torrent, using
     * false will still allow the torrent to be considered for cross-seeding
     * while disallowing torrents that are music, games, books, etc.
     * For full disc based folders (not .ISO) you may wish to set this as true.
     */
    includeNonVideos: false,
    /**
     * Match season packs from the individual episodes you already have.
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/basics/faq-troubleshooting#my-partial-matches-from-related-searches-are-missing-the-same-data-how-can-i-only-download-it-once
     *
     * null - disabled (required if not linking)
     * 1 - must have all episodes (values below 1 requires matchMode: "partial")
     * 0.8 - must have at least 80% of the episodes
     */
    seasonFromEpisodes: 1,
    /**
     * You should NOT modify this unless you have good reason.
     * The following option is the preliminary value to compare sizes of
     * releases for further comparison.
     *
     * decimal value (0.02 = 2%)
     */
    fuzzySizeThreshold: 0.02,
    /**
     * Time based options below use the following format:
     * https://github.com/vercel/ms
     */
    /**
     * Exclude torrents or data first seen by cross-seed more than this long ago.
     * Examples:
     * "2 weeks" - if you want to search multiple times quickly
     * "450 days" - if you rather spread out the searches over a long period
     *
     * This value must be in the range of 2-5 times your excludeRecentSearch
     */
    excludeOlder: "2 weeks",
    /**
     * Exclude torrents or data which has been searched more recently than this
     * long ago. Previously failed searches ignore this value per tracker.
     *
     * Examples:
     * "3 days" - if you want to search multiple times quickly
     * "90 days" - if you rather spread out the searches over a long period
     *
     * This value must be 2-5x less than excludeOlder.
     */
    excludeRecentSearch: "3 days",
    /**
     * Which action to take upon a match being found.
     * Options: "save", "inject".
     *
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/tutorials/injection
     */
    action: "inject",
    /**
     * qBittorrent and Deluge specific.
     * Whether to inject using the same labels/categories as the original
     * torrent.
     *
     * qBittorrent (linking): The category will always be linkCategory.
     * If set to true, a tag of category.cross-seed will be added.
     *
     * Example (Non-Linking): if you have an original label/category called
     * "Movies", this will automatically inject cross-seeds to
     * "Movies.cross-seed".
     */
    duplicateCategories: false,
    /**
     * Run rss scans on a schedule. Set to undefined or null to disable.
     * Minimum of 10 minutes.
     *
     * Examples:
     * "30 minutes"
     * "1 hour"
     *
     * To cross seed new releases as soon as they are uploaded, use announce:
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/tutorials/announce
     */
    rssCadence: "30 minutes",
    /**
     * Run searches on a schedule. Set to undefined or null to disable.
     * Minimum of 1 day.
     *
     * Examples:
     * "1 day" - there is not much value in setting this above "1 day"
     *
     * This value must be at least 3x less than your excludeRecentSearch.
     * To trigger a search on download completion, use webhook:
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/tutorials/triggering-searches
     */
    searchCadence: "1 day",
    /**
     * Fail snatch requests that haven't responded after this long.
     * Set to null for an infinite timeout.
     *
     * Examples:
     * "30 seconds"
     * null
     */
    snatchTimeout: "30 seconds",
    /**
     * Fail search requests that haven't responded after this long.
     * Set to null for an infinite timeout.
     *
     * Examples:
     * "2 minutes"
     * null
     */
    searchTimeout: "2 minutes",
    /**
     * The number of searches (unique queries) to make in one run/batch per indexer.
     * If more than this many searches are queued,
     * "searchCadence" will determine how long until the next batch.
     *
     * Combine this with "excludeRecentSearch" and "searchCadence" to smooth
     * long-term API usage patterns.
     *
     * Set to null for no limit.
     */
    searchLimit: 400,
    /**
     * Ignore torrents or data containing these properties:
     * https://www.cross-seed.org/docs/basics/options#blocklist
     */
    blockList: [],
};
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