# Coral Package Manager Configuration
# /etc/coral/coral.conf
#
# This is a sample configuration file showing all available options.
# Copy to /etc/coral/coral.conf and modify as needed.

[general]
# Target architecture
arch = "amd64"

# Parallel build jobs (0 = auto-detect CPU count)
jobs = 0

# Ask for confirmation before operations
confirm = true

# Enable colored output
color = true

[paths]
# Alternate root directory (empty = /, used for cross-building)
root = ""

# Installation prefix
prefix = "/usr/local"

# Ports tree location
ports = "/usr/zports"

# Built packages cache
packages = "/usr/zports/pkgs/packages"

# Downloaded sources cache
sources = "/usr/zports/pkgs/sources"

# Installed package database
database = "/var/lib/coral/installed"

# Ports index directory
index = "/var/lib/coral/db"

# Build work directory
build = "/usr/zports/pkgs/build"

[build]
# Default C compiler flags
cflags = "-O2 -pipe"

# Default C++ compiler flags
cxxflags = "-O2 -pipe"

# Default make flags
makeflags = ""

# Strip binaries
strip = true

# Compress man pages
compress_man = true

# Fall back to building from source if binary not available
fallback_to_source = true

# Clean work directory after successful build
clean_work = true

# Clean package staging directory after successful build
clean_pkg = true

# Log build output to file (in work directory)
logging = true

# Hide subprocess output from terminal (still logged to file)
quiet = false

[network]
# Download timeout in seconds
timeout = 30

# Number of retry attempts
retries = 3

# Use proxy (reads http_proxy/https_proxy env vars)
use_proxy = false

[sync]
# Auto-refresh repository metadata
auto_refresh = false

[cache]
# Keep downloaded packages after install
keep_packages = true

# Keep downloaded sources after build
keep_sources = true

[security]
# Require signed repository manifests
require_signed_repos = false

# Require signed packages
require_signed_packages = false
# Coral Package Definition
# /usr/ports/<category>/<name>/package.toml
#
# This is a sample package.toml showing all available options.
# Only [package] section with name and version is required.

[package]
# Required: Package name (lowercase, alphanumeric, hyphens allowed)
name = "example-package"

# Required: Package version (semantic versioning recommended)
version = "1.2.3"

# Package release number (increment when rebuilding same version)
release = 1

# Short description of the package
description = "An example package demonstrating all package.toml options"

# Project homepage URL
url = "https://example.com/example-package"

# License identifier (SPDX recommended: MIT, BSD-2-Clause, GPL-3.0, etc.)
license = "MIT"

# Package maintainer
maintainer = "Your Name <you@example.com>"

# Target architecture (x86_64, aarch64, or "any" for arch-independent)
arch = "x86_64"

# Alternative package names this provides (for dependency resolution)
# If another package depends on "editor", this package can satisfy it
alternatives = ["editor", "text-editor"]

# Packages this conflicts with (cannot be installed together)
conflicts = ["other-editor"]

[dependencies]
# Packages required at runtime
runtime = ["libfoo", "libbar"]

# Packages required only for building
build = ["gcc", "gmake", "pkg-config"]

# Alternative dependencies: any one of the listed packages satisfies the dep
# Format: "base_name:option1,option2,option3"
# Example: depends on any database
# runtime = ["database:postgresql,mysql,sqlite"]

# =============================================================================
# Source Files - New format with mirror support (recommended)
# =============================================================================

# Each [[source]] block defines a source file to download
[[source]]
# Output filename (what to save the file as)
file = "example-package-1.2.3.tar.gz"

# URLs to download from (tried in order until success)
# Can mix remote URLs and local files (relative to port directory)
urls = [
    "https://example.com/releases/example-package-1.2.3.tar.gz",
    "https://mirror.example.org/example-package-1.2.3.tar.gz",
    "example-package-1.2.3.tar.gz"
]

# SHA256 checksum for verification
# Use "SKIP" to skip verification (not recommended for production)
checksum = "abc123def456789..."

# Whether to extract the archive (default: true)
# Set to false for files that shouldn't be extracted (patches, data files)
extract = true

# Multiple sources example:
# [[source]]
# file = "extra-data.tar.gz"
# urls = ["https://example.com/extra-data.tar.gz"]
# checksum = "789xyz..."
# extract = false

# =============================================================================
# Legacy Source Format (deprecated, still supported)
# =============================================================================
# [sources]
# urls = ["https://example.com/example-package-1.2.3.tar.gz"]
# checksums = ["abc123def456789..."]

[patches]
# Patch files to apply (in order), relative to port directory
files = [
    "patches/fix-build.patch",
    "patches/add-feature.patch"
]

# Strip level for patch command (-p flag)
strip = 1

[build]
# Enable parallel builds
parallel = true

# Number of parallel jobs (0 = auto-detect, uses JOBS env var)
jobs = 0