# Everything Green — pipeline sources
#
# Copy this file to ~/.config/everything-green/config.toml and list the
# pipelines you want on the bar. Each [[sources]] entry names a provider
# plugin and then that provider's own keys. Entries show up in the panel in
# the order you write them here.
#
# Tokens work the same for every provider and are all optional. Pick one per
# source, or one per provider:
#   token      = "…"                       # inline; fine, but consider one of:
#   token_env  = "MY_TOKEN_ENV_VAR"        # read from the shell's environment
#   token_file = "~/.config/everything-green/github.token"
#   token_cmd  = "secret-tool lookup ci github"   # any command that prints it
#
# GitHub and GitLab sources need none of these when you are logged in to the
# gh / glab CLI — the provider borrows that token for you.
# Set auth = "none" on a source to always go without a token.
#
# How often sources are fetched again, in seconds (15 is the fastest, 3600
# the slowest). This applies to every source that does not set its own
# refresh_interval_sec, and it also decides how often the widget runs the
# collector at all. Leave it out to use the widget's own "Refresh interval"
# setting for everything.
# refresh_interval_sec = 60

# Defaults for one provider: keys in a [providers.<name>] table are added to
# every [[sources]] entry of that provider. A key on the source itself wins.
# [providers.github]
# token_env = "MY_GITHUB_TOKEN"
# refresh_interval_sec = 120   # every GitHub source, unless it says otherwise

# ── GitHub Actions ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Public repos work without any auth. Private repos use your `gh` login
# automatically, or a fine-grained token with Actions: read.

# The three package sync jobs of omarchy-pkgs. workflow takes a file name, or
# the workflow's numeric id — both go to the API as written, so a source is
# always exactly one request per tick. A display name ("Sync AUR Packages")
# is not accepted; to list the ids of workflows that have no file in the repo:
#
#   gh api repos/OWNER/REPO/actions/workflows \
#     --jq '.workflows[] | "\(.id)\t\(.name)\t\(.path)"'

[[sources]]
provider = "github"
repo = "omacom-io/omarchy-pkgs"
workflow = "sync-aur.yml"
branch = "master"        # optional: only runs on this branch
label = "AUR sync"       # optional: the name shown in the panel
refresh_interval_sec = 900   # optional: these run on a schedule, not on push

[[sources]]
provider = "github"
repo = "omacom-io/omarchy-pkgs"
workflow = "sync-upstream.yml"
branch = "master"
label = "upstream sync"
refresh_interval_sec = 900

[[sources]]
provider = "github"
repo = "omacom-io/omarchy-pkgs"
workflow = "sync-rebuilds.yml"
branch = "master"
label = "rebuild sync"
refresh_interval_sec = 900

# ── GitLab CI ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Private projects use your `glab` login automatically, or a personal access
# token with read_api scope.

# [[sources]]
# provider = "gitlab"
# project = "gitlab-org/gitlab"   # a path or a numeric project id
# branch = "master"               # must exist: GitLab answers 500 for an unknown ref
# base_url = "https://gitlab.example.com"   # self-hosted instances
# token_env = "GITLAB_TOKEN"

# ── Argo CD ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Application health and sync status. Make a token for a local account or a
# project role (argocd account generate-token).

# [[sources]]
# provider = "argocd"
# server = "https://argocd.example.com"
# app = "my-app"
# token_env = "ARGOCD_TOKEN"
# insecure = true        # accept a self-signed certificate

# ── Jenkins ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# The last build of a job. job is a path with slashes; a branch of a
# multibranch pipeline is just one more part of that path.

# [[sources]]
# provider = "jenkins"
# base_url = "https://jenkins.example.com"
# job = "folder/my-job"            # or "my-pipeline/main"
# username = "me"
# token_env = "JENKINS_TOKEN"      # a Jenkins API token

# ── Your own provider ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Drop a python file into ~/.config/everything-green/providers/ and use its
# PROVIDER name here. See "Writing a provider" in the README.

# [[sources]]
# provider = "my-provider"
# whatever = "keys your provider reads"