# sysdx configuration
# Copy this file to ~/.config/sysdx/config.toml and edit as needed.
# Any section or key can be omitted — defaults will be used.

[display]
# Number of journal lines shown in the log view
journal_lines = 50
# Event poll interval in milliseconds (lower = more responsive, higher CPU)
tick_rate_ms = 250
# Show unit description alongside unit name in the list
show_description = true
# Left pane width as a percentage of the terminal width (20–70)
list_width_pct = 40
# strftime format for journal timestamps
date_format = "%H:%M:%S"
# Automatically refresh the unit list every N seconds. 0 = disabled.
auto_refresh_secs = 0
# Show a confirmation prompt before destructive actions (stop, disable, mask)
confirm_destructive = true

[keybinds]
move_down      = "j"
move_up        = "k"
page_down      = "ctrl-d"
page_up        = "ctrl-u"
go_top         = "g"
go_bottom      = "G"
filter         = "/"
type_filter    = "t"
action_menu    = "enter"
switch_scope   = "tab"
open_logs      = "l"
open_unit_file = "u"
refresh        = "r"
help           = "?"
quit           = "q"

[colors]
# All values are hex color strings (#rrggbb).
# Comment out any key to fall back to the terminal's ANSI palette.
# This means theme managers like wallust work automatically when
# no hex overrides are set — sysdx inherits whatever your terminal uses.

background     = "#0a0a0f"
surface        = "#1a1a2e"
border         = "#8844ff"
border_focused = "#00ff88"
text           = "#e0e1e5"
text_dim       = "#b4a7d6"
selection_bg   = "#2a2a40"
selection_fg   = "#ffffff"
active         = "#00ff88"   # color for active units
inactive       = "#b4a7d6"   # color for inactive units
failed         = "#ff0088"   # color for failed units
filter_bar     = "#ffaa00"
header         = "#8844ff"