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# Settings
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Toot can be configured via a [TOML](https://toml.io/en/) settings file.
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> Introduced in toot 0.37.0
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> **Warning:** Settings are experimental and things may change without warning.
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Toot will look for the settings file at:
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* `~/.config/toot/settings.toml` (Linux & co.)
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* `%APPDATA%\toot\settings.toml` (Windows)
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Toot will respect the `XDG_CONFIG_HOME` environement variable if it's set and
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look for the settings file in `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/toot` instead of
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`~/.config/toot`.
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## Common options
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The `[common]` section includes common options which are applied to all commands.
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```toml
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[common]
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# Whether to use ANSI color in output
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color = true
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# Enable debug logging, shows HTTP requests
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debug = true
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# Redirect debug log to the given file
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debug_file = "/tmp/toot.log"
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# Log request and response bodies in the debug log
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verbose = false
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# Do not write to output
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quiet = false
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```
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## Overriding command defaults
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2023-07-25 07:38:22 +00:00
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Defaults for command arguments can be override by specifying a `[commands.<name>]` section.
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For example, to override `toot post`.
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```toml
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[commands.post]
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editor = "vim"
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sensitive = true
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visibility = "unlisted"
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scheduled_in = "30 minutes"
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```
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2023-11-19 09:18:09 +00:00
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## TUI view images
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> Introduced in toot 0.39.0
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You can view images in a toot using an external program by setting the
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`tui.media_viewer` option to your desired image viewer. When a toot is focused,
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pressing `m` will launch the specified executable giving one or more URLs as
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arguments. This works well with image viewers like `feh` which accept URLs as
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arguments.
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```toml
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[tui]
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media_viewer = "feh"
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```
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## TUI color palette
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TUI uses Urwid which provides several color modes. See
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[Urwid documentation](https://urwid.org/manual/displayattributes.html)
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for more details.
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By default, TUI operates in 16-color mode which can be changed by setting the
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`color` setting in the `[tui]` section to one of the following values:
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* `1` (monochrome)
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* `16` (default)
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* `88`
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* `256`
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* `16777216` (24 bit)
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TUI defines a list of colors which can be customized, currently they can be seen
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[in the source code](https://github.com/ihabunek/toot/blob/master/toot/tui/constants.py). They can be overriden in the `[tui.palette]` section.
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Each color is defined as a list of upto 5 values:
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* foreground color (16 color mode)
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* background color (16 color mode)
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* monochrome color (monochrome mode)
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* foreground color (high-color mode)
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* background color (high-color mode)
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Any colors which are not used by your desired color mode can be skipped or set
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to an empty string.
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For example, to change the button colors in 16 color mode:
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```toml
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[tui.palette]
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button = ["dark red,bold", ""]
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button_focused = ["light gray", "green"]
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```
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In monochrome mode:
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```toml
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[tui]
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colors = 1
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[tui.palette]
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button = ["", "", "bold"]
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button_focused = ["", "", "italics"]
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```
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In 256 color mode:
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```toml
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[tui]
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colors = 256
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[tui.palette]
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button = ["", "", "", "#aaa", "#bbb"]
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button_focused = ["", "", "", "#aaa", "#bbb"]
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```
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