# QMD Collections Configuration
# Location: ~/.config/qmd/index.yml
#
# This file is the single source of truth for your collections. Every
# `qmd collection ...` and `qmd context ...` command reads and writes it, and
# you can also edit it directly — changes take effect on the next command.
# (Editing does NOT re-index; run `qmd update` after changing a path, pattern,
# or ignore list.)
#
# Copy this file to ~/.config/qmd/index.yml and customize it.

# ─── Global context ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Prepended to results across ALL collections. Use it for conventions that span
# your whole knowledge base. Set via: qmd context add / "..."
global_context: "If you see a relevant [[WikiWord]], you can search for that WikiWord to get more context."

# ─── Terminal hyperlinks (optional) ──────────────────────────────────────────
# Template that turns result paths into clickable editor links.
# Overridden by the QMD_EDITOR_URI env var.
# editor_uri: "vscode://file{path}:{line}:{col}"

# ─── Model overrides (optional) ──────────────────────────────────────────────
# Omit to use the built-in GGUF defaults. `qmd init` writes this block
# pre-filled with the resolved defaults. See "Model Configuration" in the README
# for the current default URIs (kept there so this template can't go stale).
# models:
#   embed: "hf:<user>/<repo>/<file>.gguf"
#   rerank: "hf:<user>/<repo>/<file>.gguf"
#   generate: "hf:<user>/<repo>/<file>.gguf"

# ─── Collections ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
collections:

  # ── Basic: just a path and a pattern ───────────────────────────────────────
  meetings:
    path: ~/Documents/Meetings
    pattern: "**/*.md"
    context:
      "/": "Meeting notes and summaries"

  # ── Hierarchical context: path-prefix → description ────────────────────────
  # Context is matched by path prefix; the most specific (longest) match wins.
  journals:
    path: ~/Documents/Notes
    pattern: "**/*.md"
    context:
      "/": "Personal notes vault"
      "/journal/2024": "Daily notes from 2024"
      "/journal/2025": "Daily notes from 2025"
      "/recipes": "Cooking recipes and meal planning"

  # ── Auto-update: run a command before re-indexing ──────────────────────────
  # On `qmd update`, this runs via `bash -c` in the collection's directory
  # BEFORE re-indexing. A non-zero exit aborts the whole `qmd update` run.
  # Set via CLI: qmd collection update-cmd wiki 'git pull --ff-only'
  wiki:
    path: ~/reference/wiki
    pattern: "**/*.md"
    update: "git pull --ff-only"
    context:
      "/": "External wiki — automatically pulled on every qmd update"

  # ── Ignore patterns: exclude files from indexing ───────────────────────────
  # YAML-only — there is no CLI command for this. Additive with the built-in
  # exclusions (node_modules, .git, .cache, vendor, dist, build), which you
  # cannot un-ignore. Non-markdown patterns work too.
  project-docs:
    path: ~/work/project
    pattern: "**/*.{md,mdx,txt}"
    ignore:
      - "drafts/**"           # skip draft documents
      - "*.tmp"               # skip temp files
      - "archive/2023/**"     # skip old archive
    context:
      "/": "Team project documentation"
      "/api": "API reference and endpoint docs"
      "/guides": "How-to guides and tutorials"

  # ── Exclude from default searches ──────────────────────────────────────────
  # includeByDefault: false → skipped unless you name it: qmd query -c vendor "..."
  # Set via CLI: qmd collection exclude vendor
  vendor:
    path: ~/work/vendor
    pattern: "**/*.md"
    includeByDefault: false
    context:
      "/": "Third-party vendor docs (excluded from default searches; use -c vendor)"

  # ── Everything together ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  codex:
    path: ~/Documents/Codex
    pattern: "**/*.md"
    ignore:
      - "Sessions/**"
    update: "git stash && git pull --rebase --ff-only && git stash pop"
    includeByDefault: true    # true is the default; shown here for clarity
    context:
      "/": "Thematic collections of important concepts and discussions"