var config = {};
module.exports = config;

/////////////////////
//  General config //
/////////////////////

// verbosity of console output
// possible options from most to least verbose:
// silly, debug, verbose, info, warn, error
config.logLevel = 'info';

// paste the bot API token you got from BotFather here:
config.tgToken = '';

// only relay IRC events present in array
// possible values include:
// message, notice, action, topic, join, part, kick, quit
config.relayIRCEvents = ['message'];

// The maximum length of quoted message when a message is replied to in Telegram
// Set to 0 to disable showing replies
config.replySnippetLength = 80;

// enable HTTP server which hosts sent media files, links to files are
// forwarded to IRC
config.showMedia = false;

// Convert these media files to other types using the "convert" command.
// To be able to convert from WebP, install imagemagick and the dwebp tool
// (e.g. sudo apt install imagemagick webp)
config.mediaConversions = {
    //'webp': 'png'
};

// Add some randomness to url when relaying media
// Use 0 to disable
config.mediaRandomLength = 8;

// Age in seconds after which a Telegram message is not relayed, this prevents
// spamming the IRC channel if your bot was offline for a long time
config.maxMsgAge = 60;

// HTTP server port
config.httpPort = 9090;

// HTTP server location, URLs are generated from this
config.httpLocation = 'http://mydomain.com' + ':' + config.httpPort;

// Upload sent photos to Imgur, links to Imgur uploads are
// forwared to IRC
config.uploadToImgur = false;

// Imgur client id required for uploading photos to Imgur
config.imgurClientId = 'YOUR-CLIENT-ID';

// Whether to allow sending messages to IRC without nick prefix
config.allowCommands = false;

//////////////////
//  IRC config  //
//////////////////

// Colorizes nicks
config.nickcolor = false;

// Nick color palette
config.palette = [
    'white', 'silver', 'navy',
    'green', 'red', 'brown',
    'purple', 'olive', 'yellow',
    'lime', 'teal', 'cyan',
    'pink', 'blue'
];

// If soloUse is true, send all messages without username preview, intented
// to use telegram as a limited IRC client.
config.soloUse = false;

// formatting of Telegram usernames on IRC.
// the following placeholders are available:
//
// - %firstName% (first name of sender)
// - %lastName% (last name of sender)
// - %username% (optional Telegram username of sender)
config.nameFormat = '%username%';

// fallback format string for %username% if sender lacks username
config.usernameFallbackFormat = '%firstName% %lastName%';

// Replace newline characters in Telegram messages with this string before
// relaying them to IRC, prevents flood from long messages.
//
// Tip: you can set this to \n if you want them as separate messages on IRC
config.replaceNewlines = ' … ';

config.ircNick = 'hamaratg';
config.ircServer = 'irc.geo.oftc.net';

// array of commands to send to IRC server as soon as we're connected,
// example: config.ircPerformCmds = [
//     'PRIVMSG Q@CServe.quakenet.org :AUTH <username> <password>'
// ]
config.ircPerformCmds = [];

config.channels = [
    // example of a barebones IRC channel:
    // '#channel1' will be bridged to a Telegram group called 'Tg_Group_1'
    {
        ircChan: '#hamara',
        tgGroup: 'Hamara Linux'
    },

    // example of a password-protected IRC channel:
    /*
	 * {
        ircChan: '#channel2',
        chanPwd: 'passwd',
        tgGroup: 'Tg_Group_2'
    },

    // example of a readOnly IRC channel and Telegram Group:
    {
        ircChan: '#channel3',
        ircChanReadOnly: true,          // if true, irc can not send to telegram
        ircChanOverrideReadOnly: false, // if true, override readonly by highlighting the bot
        tgGroup: 'Tg_Group_3',
        tgGroupReadOnly: true,          // if true, telegram can not send to irc
        tgGroupOverrideReadOnly: true,  // if true, override readonly by highlighting the bot
    },

    // example of an IRC channel with an alias:
    // channel name will be displayed as '!channel3' instead of '!XXXXXchannel3'
    {
        ircChan: '!XXXXXchannel3',
        chanAlias: '!channel3',
        tgGroup: 'Tg_Group_3'
    }
	*/
];

// see https://node-irc.readthedocs.org/en/latest/API.html#client for
// documentation
config.ircOptions = {
    userName: 'hamaratgbot',
    realName: 'Telegram IRC Bot',
    port: 6667,
    password: '',
    localAddress: null,
    showErrors: false,
    autoRejoin: false,
    autoConnect: true,
    channels: [], // auto generated, do not touch
    secure: false,
    selfSigned: false,
    certExpired: false,
    floodProtection: true,
    floodProtectionDelay: 1000,
    sasl: false,
    stripColors: true,
    channelPrefixes: '&#!',
    messageSplit: 512,
    encoding: ''
};

// the default hilight regexp will match lines containing the bot nick, or
// lines starting with '! '
var regex = '^ *(?:' + config.ircNick + '[:,]?|!) +(.*\\S.*)$';
config.hlRegexp = new RegExp(regex, 'i');

// if there was a match, should we only show the parenthesized substring match?
// with the default regexp this would hide the bot nickname in messages when
// highlighted
config.hlOnlyShowMatch = false;

// put action messages (posted with /me in IRC) between '*'
config.emphasizeAction = true;

// a list of users to ignore
// and not relay to telegram
config.ircIgnoreList = [
// 'user_or_bot_here'
];

// list of regular expressions to test a message
// text with, any that match will mean the message won't relay
config.ircRegexFilters = [
// /regexhere/,
];