---
# This file defines `power_stencil` executable defaults.
# It can be overridden via various mechanisms (mainly coming from
# the `climatic` gem), so system-wide config file, user config file,
# executable config file, project config file or for some of the
# properties directly from command line.


# PROJECT PATHS

# Default Power Stencil project configuration directory
:default_config_directory_name: .ps_project
# Ignore files for files/directory to completely skip in the process
:ignore_filename_for_files_to_skip: .copy_ignore
# Ignore files for files/directory to simply copy and apply no substitution
:ignore_filename_for_files_to_copy: .subst_ignore
# Ignore files for files/directory to simply copy and apply no renaming (see
# below :file_renaming_patterns: for more info)
:ignore_filename_for_files_to_rename: .rename_ignore
# Versioned project config file name.
:versioned_project_config_file_name: versioned-config.yaml
# Non versioned user's personal project config file name.
:unversioned_user_project_config_file_name: personal-config.yaml
# Entity definitions specific to the project
:project_entity_definitions_directory_name: entity_definitions
# Templates specific to the project
:project_templates_directory_name: templates-templates
# Directory name where entities are stored
:project_entities_directory_name: entities
# Directory name where user (unversioned) entities are stored
:user_entities_directory_name: user_entities
# Directory name where repository plugins are stored
:project_plugins_directory_name: plugins
# Root directory where builds are generated
:project_build_root_directory_name: build


# DSL CUSTOMIZATIONS

# Customizations for the shell. Basically defining various behaviors
# of Pry which is the underlying REPL.
:shell_dsl:
  :prompt_level_1: 'PowerStencil DSL> '
  :prompt_level_2: 'PowerStencil DSL --> '
  :session_greetings: |
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     Welcome to the PowerStencil shell session
     In this shell you have access to anything the templating engine has access to.
     You can view, edit, save entities.

     - Retrieve and manipulate entities using the `entities` hash.
     - Persist your changes using the `save` method on each entity.
     - Create new project or user entities using `new_<type>` and `user_new_<type>`
       methods (see `available_entity_types` for a list of possible types).
     - And of course, it is a fully fledged Ruby Pry REPL, so you can do anything
       you want...

     Type `exit` to end your session.
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------



# TEMPLATING ENGINE

# Map to define which kind of template engine for which type of file. Be careful if you
# overlap two definitions. Warning, it is ruby Regex not shell pattern !
:templating_engines_map:
  # Currently all files are rendered using ERB engine
  :erb: '.*'

# Files matching particular patterns can be changed on the fly
:file_renaming_patterns:
  # Erb files
  ^(.+)\.erb$: '\1'


# PLUGINS

# Define the property to avoid a nil. It represents the plugins that are provided
# as real Ruby gems. Local plugins defined in the `:project_plugins_directory_name:`
# are automatically discovered and loaded.
:project_plugins: []



# MISC

# Default log level (warn)
:log-level: 2
# Maximum number of retries when editing a file
:max_file_edit_retry_times: 3