# codesize – configuration template
#
# This file documents all available options with their built-in defaults.
# Use it as a starting point for your own config:
#
#   mkdir -p "${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-$HOME/.config}/codesize"
#   cp config.toml "${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-$HOME/.config}/codesize/config.toml"
#
# All keys are optional.  Values shown here are the built-in defaults.
# Missing keys fall back to those defaults.

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# [scan] – file-discovery behaviour
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
[scan]

# Respect .gitignore / .ignore files and global git excludes while walking
# the source tree.  Can also be enabled per-run with --gitignore.
respect_gitignore = false

# Additional filenames, searched in every visited directory, that are treated
# as gitignore-style ignore files.  Active regardless of respect_gitignore.
# Example: ignore files named .npmignore or .dockerignore in each directory.
respect_ignore_files = []
# respect_ignore_files = [".npmignore", ".dockerignore"]

# Explicit gitignore-pattern files to load unconditionally.
# Paths may be absolute or relative to the working directory.
# Active regardless of respect_gitignore.
ignore_files = []
# ignore_files = ["~/.config/codesize/global.ignore", ".project.ignore"]

# Default output file when --output is not passed on the command line.
default_output_file = "codesize.csv"

# Directories to skip entirely (replaces the built-in list when present).
# The built-in list is shown below.
skip_dirs = [".git", ".venv", "node_modules", "target", "dist", "build"]

# Filename suffixes to skip (replaces the built-in list when present).
# Matched against the full lowercased filename, so ".d.ts" catches "foo.d.ts".
skip_suffixes = [
    ".d.ts",     # TypeScript declaration files
    ".min.js",   # Minified JavaScript
    ".min.ts",   # Minified TypeScript
    ".min.mjs",  # Minified ES module
    "_pb2.py",   # Python protobuf generated
    "_pb.go",    # Go protobuf generated
    ".pb.go",    # Go protobuf generated (alternate convention)
]

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# [languages] – add or remap file extensions
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Maps file extensions (with or without a leading dot) to language names.
# Built-in extensions are checked first; entries here act as fallbacks.
#
# Any language name is valid.  If no tree-sitter grammar exists for it,
# only the file-length limit is enforced (function analysis is skipped).
# Grammar-backed languages (Rust, Python, Go, etc.) get full analysis.
#
# To enable a custom language you also need a matching [limits.<Name>] entry.
#
# Example: add Ruby and Elixir support
# [languages]
# ".rb"  = "Ruby"
# ".ex"  = "Elixir"
# ".exs" = "Elixir"

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# [limits.<Language>] – per-language file and function size limits
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Each entry overrides just that language; others keep their built-in values.
# Built-in defaults are shown below for reference.

[limits.Rust]
file     = 500
function = 80

[limits.TypeScript]
file     = 300
function = 40

[limits.JavaScript]
file     = 300
function = 40

[limits.Python]
file     = 300
function = 30

[limits.Go]
file     = 400
function = 60

[limits.Java]
file     = 300
function = 30

[limits.C]
file     = 500
function = 60

[limits."C++"]
file     = 400
function = 60

[limits.Swift]
file     = 400
function = 50

[limits.Lua]
file     = 400
function = 50