seten.template.conf

# Seten settings
# https://github.com/MestreLion/seten
#
# Read (sourced) by bash scripts, so keep compatible shell syntax
#
# This template will be copied to ~/.config/seten/seten.conf by install.sh,
# unless told otherwise by bootstrap.sh, SETEN_CONFIG or XDG_CONFIG_HOME
#
# All of the (non-array) settings below, if blank or missing, might also be set
# as environmental variables.
#
# NOTE: currently environmental vars DO NOT OVERRIDE values set here! Keep them
# blank or commented out if you want to be able to override them!

# =============================================================================
# Settings for the setup engine itself

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Settings meant for customization

# Extra repositories to be added by install.sh
SETUP_REPOSITORIES=(
#	universe
#	multiverse
)

# Extra packages to be installed by install.sh
SETUP_PACKAGES=(
#	git-restore-mtime  # Very useful git tool. Also a blatant self-promotion
)

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# General settings, used by both install.sh and setup scripts
# The default should be fine for most use cases

# Seten basename
# At install time, used as dirname and basename for the default config file,
# install path and executable file.
# At run time, used as prefix/suffix in backup file names and such.
# Pro Tip: change to 'setup' and have fun using `setup gedit` to setup gedit :)
#SETUP_SLUG=seten

# Name used in '# Added by ...' comments in edited config files
#SETUP_NAME='Seten'

# Set to 0 for reduced (but not completely silent) output. Blank defaults to 1!
#SETUP_VERBOSE=1

# May be used by setup scripts to print additional debug messages
#SETUP_DEBUG=0

# At install time, triggers EDITOR for editing the config file if it is created
# from this template.
# Also may used by setup scripts when displaying a confirmation or input prompt
# Setting to 0 skips such prompts automatically selecting the default choice.
#SETUP_INTERACTIVE=1

# Dry-run (test mode). If 1, many commands such as apt install, gsettings set
# and dconf write/load will be printed (echoed) instead of executed.
# NOTE: This is an experimental feature, meant for script developers to test a
# script syntax and logic before publishing it. This is NOT meant for users to
# prevent any changes to a system, and there is absolutely NO guarantee of that!
#SETUP_DRYRUN=0

# Some setup scripts may allow actions on behalf of another user.
# Currently unused. Defaults to current user
#SETUP_USER=${USER:-}

# Current user's Full Name, by default taken from the GECOS field in /etc/passwd
#SETUP_USERNAME=

# Supporting libs directory absolute path, if they're installed outside the
# seten root directory. Defaults to SETUP_DIR/lib
#SETUP_LIBS_DIR=


# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Bootstrap settings, only used by bootstrap.sh and meant only for pre-made
# config files to specify a custom install settings prior to running bootstrap
# Most likely should NOT be changed, this is just for corner-case scenarios

# Repository URL to clone from and update the install directory
#SETUP_REPO='https://github.com/MestreLion/seten.git'

# Install directory absolute path
# All other tools, including install.sh, use their currently installed path.
# Defaults to XDG_DATA_HOME/SETUP_SLUG, by default ~/.local/share/seten
#SETUP_DIR=


# =============================================================================
# Setup scripts specific settings

# How to handle errors in a setup script when multiple scripts are ran in batch
# by the main executable: 'abort' or 'continue'.
#SETUP_BATCH_ERROR=abort

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# symlink-userdirs

# Target base directory for special user directories, usually the mount point
# of a data partition. By default the user directories are not symlinked
#SETUP_USERDIRS_TARGET=

# Target overrides for each special user directory, either absolute or relative
# to SETUP_USERDIRS_TARGET. By default the target basename is the same as the
# source, i.e., its relative path to $HOME.
# It MUST be an associative array declared as global!
declare -gA SETUP_USERDIRS_OVERRIDES=(
#	[DOCUMENTS]='My Documents'
#	[DOWNLOAD]='Downloads'
#	[MUSIC]='My Music'
#	[PICTURES]='My Pictures'
#	[VIDEOS]='Movies'
)

# Special user directories to be hidden in File Managers (via .hidden file)
SETUP_USERDIRS_HIDE=(
	PUBLICSHARE
	TEMPLATES
)

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Nautilus

# Columns to include and remove in list view
SETUP_NAUTILUS_INCLUDE=(
	'type'
	'date_modified_with_time'
)
SETUP_NAUTILUS_REMOVE=(
	'date_modified'
)

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# SSH Server

#SETUP_SSH_PORT=22
#SETUP_SSH_AUTH_PUBKEYS=(
#	...
#)

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# PHP FPM

# Packages to install corresponding PHP modules
# Modules needed to access Databases from PHP, such as php-{mysql,pgsql,sqlite3}
#  are automatically included if the corresponding database is installed
SETUP_PHP_MODULES=(
	php-curl
)

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Firefox

# Extra Language pack to install
#SETUP_FIREFOX_L10N=pt-br

# =============================================================================
# Config hooks - Paths are relative to this config file path

# Source additional config files and *.conf files in directories, recursively
include-config conf.d

# Source sensitive settings (passwords, API tokens) stored somewhere else
#include-config /path/to/seten-sensitive.conf