# =============================================================================
# PowerKit - Complete Configuration Reference
# =============================================================================
# This file contains all available PowerKit options with their default values.
# Copy the options you want to customize to your ~/.tmux.conf
#
# Option naming convention:
#   Global:  @powerkit_<option>
#   Plugin:  @powerkit_plugin_<plugin>_<option>
#
# Key notation for keybindings:
#   C-x  = Ctrl + x
#   M-x  = Alt/Meta + x
#   S-x  = Shift + x
#   ""   = Disabled (empty string)
#
# Table of Contents:
#   1. GLOBAL           - Theme, transparency
#   2. PLUGINS          - Plugin selection, groups, external
#   3. STATUS BAR       - Position, layout, order, caching, separators
#   4. SESSION          - Session segment icons and colors
#   5. WINDOWS          - Window icons, titles, index style
#   6. PANES            - Pane borders, status, flash effect
#   7. UI ELEMENTS      - Clock, popups, menus
#   8. KEYBINDINGS      - All keybindings
#   9. PLUGIN OPTIONS   - Individual plugin configuration
# =============================================================================


# #############################################################################
#                              1. GLOBAL
# #############################################################################

# =============================================================================
# THEME
# =============================================================================

# Theme name
# Available themes (32 total):
#   atom, ayu, catppuccin, cobalt2, darcula, dracula, everforest, flexoki,
#   github, gruvbox, horizon, iceberg, kanagawa, kiribyte, material, molokai,
#   monokai, moonlight, night-owl, nord, oceanic-next, onedark, pastel,
#   poimandres, rose-pine, slack, snazzy, solarized, spacegray, synthwave,
#   tokyo-night, vesper
set -g @powerkit_theme "catppuccin"

# Theme variant (depends on selected theme)
# Variants per theme:
#   atom: dark
#   ayu: dark, mirage, light
#   catppuccin: mocha, macchiato, frappe, latte
#   cobalt2: default
#   darcula: default
#   dracula: dark
#   everforest: dark, light
#   flexoki: dark, light
#   github: dark, light
#   gruvbox: dark, light
#   horizon: default
#   iceberg: dark, light
#   kanagawa: dragon, lotus
#   kiribyte: dark, light
#   material: default, ocean, palenight, lighter
#   molokai: dark
#   monokai: dark, light
#   moonlight: default
#   night-owl: default, light
#   nord: dark
#   oceanic-next: default, darker
#   onedark: dark
#   pastel: dark, light
#   poimandres: default
#   rose-pine: main, moon, dawn
#   slack: dark
#   snazzy: default
#   solarized: dark, light
#   spacegray: dark
#   synthwave: 84
#   tokyo-night: night, storm, day
#   vesper: default
set -g @powerkit_theme_variant "mocha"

# Path to custom theme file (overrides theme/variant settings)
# Must point to a valid theme file with THEME_COLORS array
# Example: "~/.config/tmux/my-theme.sh"
set -g @powerkit_custom_theme_path ""

# Enable transparent background
# Values: "true", "false"
# When true, uses terminal background color for status bar
set -g @powerkit_transparent "false"


# #############################################################################
#                              2. PLUGINS
# #############################################################################

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN SELECTION
# =============================================================================

# Active plugins (comma-separated list)
# Available plugins (42 total):
#   System Monitoring (13):
#     battery, cpu, disk, fan, gpu, iops, loadavg, memory, swap, temperature,
#     uptime, volume, brightness
#   Network (7):
#     external_ip, netspeed, ping, vpn, weather, wifi, ssh
#   Development (8):
#     git, github, gitlab, bitbucket, jira, kubernetes, terraform, cloud
#   Media (4):
#     nowplaying, audiodevices, camera, microphone
#   Productivity (5):
#     datetime, timezones, pomodoro, smartkey, bitwarden
#   Financial (2):
#     crypto, stocks
#   Services (4):
#     cloudstatus, packages, bluetooth, hostname
set -g @powerkit_plugins "datetime,battery,cpu,memory,hostname,git"

# =============================================================================
# EXTERNAL PLUGINS
# =============================================================================
# Add custom content from shell commands
# Format: external("icon"|"content"|"accent"|"accent_icon"|"ttl")
#   icon       - Icon to display (Nerd Font icon)
#   content    - Static text or command: "text", "$(cmd)", "#(cmd)"
#   accent     - Background color: theme color name or hex
#   accent_icon - Icon background color
#   ttl        - Cache duration in seconds
#
# Examples:
#   external(""|"$(whoami)"|"ok-base"|"ok-base-lighter"|"3600")
#   external("󰔟"|"$(uptime -p | sed 's/up //')"|"info-base"|"info-base-lighter"|"60")
#   external("󰍡"|"Custom"|"window-active-base"|"window-active-base-lighter"|"0")
#
# Usage in plugins list:
#   set -g @powerkit_plugins "cpu,external(\"󰊠\"|\"$(hostname)\"|\"info-base\"|\"info-base-lighter\"|\"60\"),git"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN GROUPS
# =============================================================================
# Visually group related plugins with shared background color
# Format: group(plugin1,plugin2,plugin3)
#
# Each group gets a different color from the group color palette.
# Groups create visual boundaries between plugin categories.
#
# Examples:
#   group(cpu,memory,loadavg)           - System monitoring group
#   group(git,github,gitlab)            - Development group
#
# Usage in plugins list:
#   set -g @powerkit_plugins "group(cpu,memory),group(git,github),datetime"
#
# Visual result:
#   ┌─────────────────┐ ┌─────────────────┐ ┌──────────┐
#   │  CPU 45%  MEM 62% │ │  main  +3  │ │ 14:32 │
#   │   (blue group)    │ │ (purple group) │ │ (default)│
#   └─────────────────┘ └─────────────────┘ └──────────┘

# Group color palette (comma-separated theme colors or hex values)
# Groups are assigned colors in order from this palette
# Default palette:
#   1: info-base-darker          (blue)
#   2: window-active-base-darker (purple)
#   3: ok-base-darker            (green)
#   4: warning-base-darker       (yellow)
#   5: error-base-darker         (red)
#   6: disabled-base             (gray)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_group_colors "info-base-darker,window-active-base-darker,ok-base-darker,warning-base-darker,error-base-darker,disabled-base"


# #############################################################################
#                              3. STATUS BAR
# #############################################################################

# =============================================================================
# BASIC SETTINGS
# =============================================================================

# Status bar refresh interval (seconds)
# Values: any positive integer
# Recommended: 5 (balanced), 2 (responsive), 10 (low CPU)
set -g @powerkit_status_interval "5"

# Status bar position
# Values: "top", "bottom"
set -g @powerkit_status_position "top"

# Window list alignment
# Values: "left", "centre", "right"
set -g @powerkit_status_justify "left"

# =============================================================================
# LAYOUT
# =============================================================================

# Status bar layout mode
# Values:
#   "single" - Traditional single status line (default)
#   "double" - Two status lines: Line 0 = Session + Windows, Line 1 = Plugins
set -g @powerkit_bar_layout "single"

# Status bar element order
# Comma-separated list of: session, windows, plugins
#
# 2-element orders (auto-expanded with windows):
#   "session,plugins" - Session+windows LEFT, plugins RIGHT (default)
#   "plugins,session" - Plugins LEFT, windows+session RIGHT
#
# 3-element orders (enables CENTERED layout):
#   "session,windows,plugins" - Session LEFT, windows CENTER, plugins RIGHT
#   "plugins,windows,session" - Plugins LEFT, windows CENTER, session RIGHT
#   "session,plugins,windows" - Session LEFT, plugins CENTER, windows RIGHT
#
# Any element in the middle position will be centered in the status bar
set -g @powerkit_status_order "session,plugins"

# =============================================================================
# CACHING (Stale-While-Revalidate)
# =============================================================================
# PowerKit uses a stale-while-revalidate caching strategy for fast UI response.
# When data is "stale" (older than TTL but within the stale window), cached data
# is shown immediately with visual indication while fresh data is fetched.
#
# Cache State Flow:
#   FRESH (age <= TTL)           -> Return cache, stale=0 (normal colors)
#   STALE (TTL < age <= TTL*M)   -> Return cache + bg refresh, stale=1 (darker)
#   VERY OLD (age > TTL*M)       -> Synchronous refresh (blocking), stale=0
#   COLLECTION FAILED            -> Return previous cache, stale=1 (darker)

# Enable stale-while-revalidate pattern
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_lazy_loading "true"

# Maximum staleness as multiple of TTL
# Values: any positive integer
# Example: TTL=300s, multiplier=3 -> data up to 900s old can be returned
set -g @powerkit_stale_multiplier "3"

# Visual indicator for stale data (color variant applied to backgrounds)
# Values: "-darker", "-darkest", "-lighter", "-lightest"
set -g @powerkit_stale_color_variant "-darker"

# =============================================================================
# SEPARATORS
# =============================================================================

# Main separator style between segments
# Values:
#   "normal"    - Solid powerline arrows ()
#   "rounded"   - Rounded powerline ()
#   "slant"     - Slanted diagonal ()
#   "slantup"   - Upward slant ()
#   "trapezoid" - Trapezoid shape ()
#   "flame"     - Flame/fire style ()
#   "pixel"     - Pixelated blocks ()
#   "honeycomb" - Hexagonal pattern ()
#   "none"      - No separators
set -g @powerkit_separator_style "normal"

# Edge separator style (start/end of bar)
# Format: "style" or "style:all"
# Values:
#   "same"          - Use main separator_style (no special edge treatment)
#   "rounded"       - Rounded at standard edge points only
#   "rounded:all"   - Rounded at ALL external edges (session, windows, plugins)
#   "flame:all"     - Flame at ALL external edges
#   ...any style with optional :all suffix
# The :all suffix applies edge separators to ALL element boundaries
set -g @powerkit_edge_separator_style "rounded"

# Add gaps between status bar elements
# Values:
#   "false"   - No spacing (connected segments) - default
#   "true"    - Spacing everywhere
#   "both"    - Same as true
#   "windows" - Spacing only between windows
#   "plugins" - Spacing only between plugins
set -g @powerkit_elements_spacing "false"

# Padding around plugin icons
# Controls spacing around icons to normalize visual appearance for icons
# with different widths. PowerKit uses dynamic padding based on icon
# width detection (1-wide vs 2-wide icons).
# Values:
#   1 - Minimal padding (1 space each side) - compact look
#   2 - Standard padding (2 spaces each side) - balanced spacing
#   3 - Wide padding (3 spaces each side) - generous spacing
# Tip: If icons appear inconsistently spaced, try increasing this value.
set -g @powerkit_icon_padding "1"


# #############################################################################
#                              4. SESSION
# #############################################################################

# =============================================================================
# SESSION ICONS
# =============================================================================

# Session segment icon
# Values:
#   "auto" - Auto-detect OS icon (Apple for macOS, Tux for Linux, etc.)
#   Any Nerd Font icon character
set -g @powerkit_session_icon "auto"

# Icon when prefix key is pressed
set -g @powerkit_session_prefix_icon ""

# Icon in copy mode
set -g @powerkit_session_copy_icon ""

# =============================================================================
# SESSION COLORS
# =============================================================================

# Session segment colors (semantic names from theme)
# Values: theme color names like "session-bg", "session-prefix-bg", hex colors
set -g @powerkit_session_prefix_color "session-prefix-bg"
set -g @powerkit_session_copy_mode_color "session-copy-bg"
set -g @powerkit_session_normal_color "session-bg"

# =============================================================================
# SESSION MODE DISPLAY
# =============================================================================

# Display session mode indicator
# Values: "true", "false"
# When enabled, shows the current session mode in the session segment:
#   (prefix)  - Prefix key is pressed
#   (search)  - Search is active in copy mode
#   (copy)    - Copy/selection mode is active
#   (command) - Command prompt is active
# Modes are prioritized: prefix > search > copy > command > normal (no indicator)
set -g @powerkit_session_show_mode "false"


# #############################################################################
#                              5. WINDOWS
# #############################################################################

# =============================================================================
# WINDOW ICONS
# =============================================================================

# Active window icon
set -g @powerkit_active_window_icon ""

# Inactive window icon
set -g @powerkit_inactive_window_icon ""

# Zoomed pane indicator icon
set -g @powerkit_zoomed_window_icon "󰊓"

# Window activity/bell/marked icons
set -g @powerkit_window_activity_icon "󰂚"
set -g @powerkit_window_bell_icon "󰂞"
set -g @powerkit_window_marked_icon "󰃀"

# =============================================================================
# WINDOW TITLE
# =============================================================================

# Window title format
# Values: tmux format strings
#   #W - window name
#   #I - window index
#   #F - window flags
#   #{b:pane_current_path} - basename of current path
set -g @powerkit_active_window_title "#W"
set -g @powerkit_inactive_window_title "#W"

# =============================================================================
# WINDOW INDEX STYLE
# =============================================================================

# Window index display style
# Values: "text", "numeric", "box", "box_outline", "box_multiple", "box_multiple_outline", "circle", "circle_outline"
# Styles:
#   text                  - Plain numbers: 0, 1, 2, 3...
#   numeric               - Nerd Font icons: 󰬹, 󰬺, 󰬻, 󰬼...
#   box                   - Filled boxes: 󰎡, 󰎤, 󰎧, 󰎪...
#   box_outline           - Outlined boxes: 󰎣, 󰎦, 󰎩, 󰎬...
#   box_multiple          - Multiple filled: 󰼎, 󰼏, 󰼐, 󰼑...
#   box_multiple_outline  - Multiple outlined: 󰎢, 󰎥, 󰎨, 󰎫...
#   circle                - Filled circles: 󰲞, 󰲠, 󰲢, 󰲤...
#   circle_outline        - Outlined circles: 󰲟, 󰲡, 󰲣, 󰲥...
# Note: Multi-digit indices (10+) combine single digit icons
set -g @powerkit_window_index_style "text"

# =============================================================================
# WINDOW INDEX VISIBILITY
# =============================================================================

# Show window index on active windows
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_active_window_show_index "true"

# Show window index on inactive windows
# Values: "true", "false"
# Examples:
#   true, true   - Show index on all windows (default)
#   true, false  - Show index only on active window
#   false, true  - Show index only on inactive windows
#   false, false - Hide index on all windows
set -g @powerkit_inactive_window_show_index "true"


# #############################################################################
#                              6. PANES
# #############################################################################

# =============================================================================
# PANE BORDERS
# =============================================================================

# Pane border line style
# Values: "single", "double", "heavy", "simple", "number"
set -g @powerkit_pane_border_lines "single"

# Use single color for all pane borders (removes two-color effect when panes meet)
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_pane_border_unified "false"

# Unified pane border color (when unified=true)
# Values: theme color name or hex color
# Examples: "pane-border-active", "statusbar-bg", "#3b4261"
set -g @powerkit_pane_border_color "pane-border-active"

# Separate colors for active/inactive panes (when unified=false)
set -g @powerkit_active_pane_border_color "pane-border-active"
set -g @powerkit_inactive_pane_border_color "pane-border-inactive"

# =============================================================================
# PANE STATUS LINE
# =============================================================================

# Show pane status line
# Values: "off", "top", "bottom"
set -g @powerkit_pane_border_status "off"

# Background color for the pane status line
# Values: "none" (transparent), theme color name, or hex color
# Examples: "none", "info-base", "statusbar-bg", "#3b4261"
# Note: This only affects the status line, not the border lines
set -g @powerkit_pane_border_status_bg "none"

# Pane status format string
# Available placeholders:
#   {index}      - Pane index number
#   {title}      - Pane title
#   {command}    - Current command running in pane
#   {path}       - Full current path
#   {basename}   - Basename of current path
#   {active}     - Shows "▶" only on active pane (useful with unified border)
#
# Examples:
#   "{index}: {title}"           - Default: "0: zsh"
#   "{active} {basename}"        - "▶ tmux-powerkit" (active pane)
#   "{active} {command}"         - "▶ nvim" (active) or "zsh" (inactive)
#
# Note: Active pane text is displayed in bold, inactive uses normal weight
set -g @powerkit_pane_border_format "{index}: {title}"

# =============================================================================
# PANE SYNCHRONIZED ICON
# =============================================================================

# Synchronized panes indicator icon (shown in active window)
set -g @powerkit_pane_synchronized_icon "✵"

# =============================================================================
# PANE FLASH EFFECT
# =============================================================================
# Visual feedback when selecting/clicking on a pane.
# The pane background briefly flashes a color to indicate selection.

# Enable pane flash on selection
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_pane_flash_enabled "false"

# Flash background color
# Values: theme color name (e.g., "statusbar-bg", "info-base") or hex color (#RRGGBB)
# Default: "statusbar-bg" (uses status bar background color from theme)
set -g @powerkit_pane_flash_color "statusbar-bg"

# Flash duration in milliseconds
# Values: any positive integer (recommended: 50-200)
# Lower values = subtle flash, higher values = more visible
set -g @powerkit_pane_flash_duration "100"


# =============================================================================
# PANE SCROLLBARS (tmux 3.4+)
# =============================================================================
# Character-based scrollbars that appear on the side of panes.
# The slider (foreground) represents the visible portion of the pane.
# The track (background) represents the total scrollable area.

# Enable pane scrollbars
# Values: "off", "modal", "on"
# - off: No scrollbars (default)
# - modal: Scrollbars only visible in copy mode or view mode
# - on: Scrollbars always visible
set -g @powerkit_pane_scrollbars "off"

# Scrollbar position
# Values: "left", "right"
set -g @powerkit_pane_scrollbars_position "right"

# Scrollbar slider (foreground) color
# Values: theme color name or hex color (#RRGGBB)
# The slider represents the currently visible portion of the pane content
set -g @powerkit_pane_scrollbars_style_fg "pane-border-active"

# Scrollbar track (background) color
# Values: theme color name or hex color (#RRGGBB)
# The track represents the total scrollable area
set -g @powerkit_pane_scrollbars_style_bg "pane-border-inactive"

# Scrollbar width in characters
# Values: integer (1-5 recommended)
set -g @powerkit_pane_scrollbars_width "1"

# Padding between scrollbar and pane content
# Values: integer (0-2 recommended)
set -g @powerkit_pane_scrollbars_pad "0"


# #############################################################################
#                              7. UI ELEMENTS
# #############################################################################

# =============================================================================
# CLOCK
# =============================================================================

# tmux clock mode format
# Values: "12", "24"
set -g @powerkit_clock_style "24"

# =============================================================================
# POPUPS
# =============================================================================

# Popup border line style
# Values: "single", "rounded", "heavy", "double", "simple", "padded", "none"
set -g @powerkit_popup_border_lines "rounded"

# =============================================================================
# MENUS
# =============================================================================

# Menu border line style
# Values: "single", "rounded", "heavy", "double", "simple", "padded", "none"
set -g @powerkit_menu_border_lines "rounded"


# #############################################################################
#                              8. KEYBINDINGS
# #############################################################################
# All keybindings use prefix + key format
# Set to "" (empty string) to disable a keybinding

# =============================================================================
# VIEWER KEYBINDINGS
# =============================================================================

# Options viewer popup
set -g @powerkit_show_options_key "C-e"
set -g @powerkit_show_options_width "80%"
set -g @powerkit_show_options_height "80%"

# Keybindings viewer popup
set -g @powerkit_show_keybindings_key "C-y"
set -g @powerkit_show_keybindings_width "80%"
set -g @powerkit_show_keybindings_height "80%"

# Log viewer popup
set -g @powerkit_log_viewer_key "M-l"
set -g @powerkit_log_viewer_width "90%"
set -g @powerkit_log_viewer_height "80%"

# =============================================================================
# ACTION KEYBINDINGS
# =============================================================================

# Theme selector popup
set -g @powerkit_theme_selector_key "C-r"

# Clear all cached data
set -g @powerkit_cache_clear_key "M-x"

# Reload tmux configuration
set -g @powerkit_reload_config_key "r"

# =============================================================================
# CONFLICT HANDLING
# =============================================================================

# Action when keybinding conflicts with existing bindings
# Values:
#   "warn"   - Detect and log conflicts, but still register (default)
#   "skip"   - Don't register PowerKit keybinding if conflict exists
#   "ignore" - Don't check for conflicts at all
set -g @powerkit_keybinding_conflict_action "warn"


# #############################################################################
#                              9. PLUGIN OPTIONS
# #############################################################################

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: audiodevices (macOS: SwitchAudioSource, Linux: pactl)
# =============================================================================

# Display mode
# Values: "off", "input", "output", "both"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_audiodevices_display_mode "both"

# Maximum device name length
set -g @powerkit_plugin_audiodevices_max_length "20"

# Truncation suffix when name is truncated
set -g @powerkit_plugin_audiodevices_truncate_suffix "..."

# Separator between input/output devices
set -g @powerkit_plugin_audiodevices_separator " | "

# Show input/output icons before device name
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_audiodevices_show_device_icons "true"

# Icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_audiodevices_icon ""
set -g @powerkit_plugin_audiodevices_input_icon "󰍬"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_audiodevices_output_icon "󱄠"

# Keybindings (prefix + key) - empty string to disable
set -g @powerkit_plugin_audiodevices_keybinding_input "C-i"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_audiodevices_keybinding_output "C-o"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_audiodevices_cache_ttl "10"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: battery
# =============================================================================

# Display mode
# Values: "percentage", "time"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_battery_display_mode "percentage"

# Hide plugin when battery is 100% and on AC power
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_battery_hide_when_full_and_charging "false"

# Thresholds (percentage)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_battery_warning_threshold "30"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_battery_critical_threshold "15"

# Icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_battery_icon "󰁹"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_battery_icon_charging "󰂄"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_battery_icon_low "󰂃"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_battery_icon_critical "󰂎"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_battery_cache_ttl "30"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: bitbucket
# =============================================================================

# Bitbucket type
# Values: "cloud", "datacenter"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitbucket_type "cloud"

# Bitbucket API URL (required for datacenter type)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitbucket_url ""

# Repositories to monitor
# Format: workspace/repo (cloud) or project/repo (datacenter)
# Multiple repos: comma-separated
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitbucket_repos ""

# Atlassian account email (required for cloud)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitbucket_email ""

# API token (app password for cloud, personal access token for datacenter)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitbucket_token ""

# Display options
# Values: "on", "off"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitbucket_show_issues "on"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitbucket_show_prs "on"

# Separator between issues and PRs
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitbucket_separator " | "

# Icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitbucket_icon "󰂨"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitbucket_icon_issue ""
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitbucket_icon_pr ""

# Warning thresholds (count)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitbucket_warning_threshold_issues "10"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitbucket_warning_threshold_prs "5"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitbucket_cache_ttl "300"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: bitwarden
# =============================================================================

# Only show plugin when vault is unlocked (hide when locked)
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitwarden_show_only_when_unlocked "false"

# Icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitwarden_icon "󰌆"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitwarden_icon_locked "󰌾"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitwarden_icon_unlocked "󰿆"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitwarden_icon_unauthenticated "󱀥"

# Keybindings (prefix + key) - empty string to disable
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitwarden_keybinding_password "C-v"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitwarden_keybinding_totp "C-t"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitwarden_keybinding_unlock "C-w"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitwarden_keybinding_lock ""

# Popup dimensions (percentage or columns/rows)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitwarden_popup_width "60%"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitwarden_popup_height "80%"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitwarden_popup_unlock_width "40%"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitwarden_popup_unlock_height "30%"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bitwarden_cache_ttl "60"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: bluetooth
# =============================================================================

# Show connected device name
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bluetooth_show_device "true"

# Show device battery level
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bluetooth_show_battery "true"

# Battery display type (for AirPods and similar)
# Values: "min", "left", "right", "case", "all"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bluetooth_battery_type "min"

# Device format
# Values:
#   "first" - Show only first connected device
#   "count" - Show count of connected devices
#   "all"   - Show all connected device names
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bluetooth_format "all"

# Maximum device name length
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bluetooth_max_length "50"

# Icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bluetooth_icon "󰂯"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bluetooth_icon_off "󰂲"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bluetooth_icon_connected "󰂱"

# Battery warning threshold (percentage)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bluetooth_battery_warning_threshold "20"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_bluetooth_cache_ttl "5"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: brightness (Linux only - not available on macOS)
# =============================================================================

# Display selection
# Values: "builtin", "external", "all", or specific display ID
set -g @powerkit_plugin_brightness_display "builtin"

# Separator when showing multiple displays
set -g @powerkit_plugin_brightness_separator " | "

# Show percentage symbol after value
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_brightness_show_percentage "true"

# Icons (change based on brightness level)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_brightness_icon "󰃠"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_brightness_icon_medium "󰃟"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_brightness_icon_low "󰃞"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_brightness_cache_ttl "5"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: camera (macOS: lsof, Linux: /sys/class/video4linux)
# =============================================================================

# Icon (shown when camera is in use)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_camera_icon "󰄀"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_camera_cache_ttl "2"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: cloud
# =============================================================================

# Providers to monitor
# Values: "all", or comma-separated list: "aws", "gcp", "azure"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cloud_providers "all"

# Show AWS region name
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cloud_show_region "false"

# Verify active session (not just config presence)
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cloud_verify_session "true"

# Icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cloud_icon "󰅟"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cloud_icon_aws "󰸏"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cloud_icon_gcp "󰬔"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cloud_icon_azure "󰠅"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cloud_icon_multi "󰅠"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cloud_cache_ttl "300"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: cloudstatus
# =============================================================================

# Providers to monitor (comma-separated)
# Available: aws, gcp, azure, cloudflare, github
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cloudstatus_providers "aws,gcp,azure,cloudflare,github"

# Separator between provider icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cloudstatus_separator " "

# Only show providers with issues (hide healthy providers)
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cloudstatus_issues_only "true"

# HTTP request timeout in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cloudstatus_timeout "5"

# Icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cloudstatus_icon "󰅟"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cloudstatus_icon_warning "󰀦"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cloudstatus_icon_error "󰅙"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cloudstatus_cache_ttl "300"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: cpu
# =============================================================================

# Icons (change based on CPU usage level)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cpu_icon "󰻠"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cpu_icon_warning ""
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cpu_icon_critical ""

# Thresholds (percentage)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cpu_warning_threshold "70"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cpu_critical_threshold "90"

# CPU sampling interval in seconds (Linux only)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cpu_sample_interval "0.1"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_cpu_cache_ttl "5"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: crypto
# =============================================================================

# Cryptocurrency symbols to track (comma-separated)
# Examples: BTC, ETH, SOL, ADA, DOT
set -g @powerkit_plugin_crypto_coins "BTC,ETH"

# Fiat currency for prices
# Values: USD, EUR, GBP, BRL, etc.
set -g @powerkit_plugin_crypto_currency "USD"

# Price format
# Values: "full" (with decimals), "short" (rounded)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_crypto_format "full"

# Show 24h price change percentage
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_crypto_show_change "true"

# Separator between coin prices
set -g @powerkit_plugin_crypto_separator " | "

# Icon
set -g @powerkit_plugin_crypto_icon ""

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_crypto_cache_ttl "300"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: datetime
# =============================================================================

# Display format
# Values:
#   "time"     - Time only (HH:MM)
#   "date"     - Date only
#   "datetime" - Date and time (default)
#   "full"     - Full format with weekday
#   "iso"      - ISO 8601 format
#   Custom strftime string (e.g., "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M")
set -g @powerkit_plugin_datetime_format "datetime"

# Secondary timezone to display
# Format: timezone name (e.g., "America/New_York", "Europe/London")
set -g @powerkit_plugin_datetime_timezone ""

# Show ISO week number
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_datetime_show_week "false"

# Separator between date/time elements
set -g @powerkit_plugin_datetime_separator " "

# Icon
set -g @powerkit_plugin_datetime_icon "󰥔"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_datetime_cache_ttl "5"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: disk
# =============================================================================

# Mount points to monitor (comma-separated)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_disk_mounts "/"

# Display format
# Values: "percent", "usage" (used/total), "free"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_disk_format "percent"

# Separator between mount points
set -g @powerkit_plugin_disk_separator " | "

# Show mount point label before usage
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_disk_show_label "true"

# Icons (change based on disk usage level)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_disk_icon "󰋊"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_disk_icon_warning ""
set -g @powerkit_plugin_disk_icon_critical ""

# Thresholds (percentage)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_disk_warning_threshold "70"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_disk_critical_threshold "90"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_disk_cache_ttl "120"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: external_ip
# =============================================================================

# Icon
set -g @powerkit_plugin_externalip_icon "󰩟"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_externalip_cache_ttl "600"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: fan (macOS and Linux)
# =============================================================================

# Fan source (Linux only)
# Values: "auto", "dell", "thinkpad", "hwmon"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_fan_source "auto"

# Display format
# Values:
#   "rpm"  - Show RPM value (e.g., "3500 RPM")
#   "krpm" - Show in thousands (e.g., "3.5k")
#   "full" - Show full format with label
set -g @powerkit_plugin_fan_format "rpm"

# Hide plugin when fan is idle (0 RPM)
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_fan_hide_when_idle "false"

# Fan selection for multi-fan systems
# Values: "active" (only fans > 0 RPM), "all"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_fan_selection "active"

# Separator between multiple fan readings
set -g @powerkit_plugin_fan_separator " | "

# Icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_fan_icon "󰈐"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_fan_icon_fast "󰈑"

# Thresholds (RPM)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_fan_warning_threshold "4000"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_fan_critical_threshold "6000"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_fan_cache_ttl "5"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: git
# =============================================================================

# Icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_git_icon "󰊢"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_git_icon_modified "󰊢"

# Maximum branch name length (0 to disable truncation)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_git_branch_max_length "15"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_git_cache_ttl "15"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: github
# =============================================================================

# Repositories to monitor (comma-separated)
# Format: owner/repo
set -g @powerkit_plugin_github_repos ""

# Personal access token (with repo scope)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_github_token ""

# Filter issues/PRs by username (empty = all)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_github_filter_user ""

# Display options
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_github_show_issues "true"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_github_show_prs "true"

# Format style
# Values: "simple" (just counts), "detailed" (with icons)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_github_format "detailed"

# Separator between metrics
set -g @powerkit_plugin_github_separator " | "

# Icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_github_icon "󰊤"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_github_icon_issue ""
set -g @powerkit_plugin_github_icon_pr ""

# Warning thresholds (count)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_github_warning_threshold_issues "10"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_github_warning_threshold_prs "5"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_github_cache_ttl "300"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: gitlab
# =============================================================================

# GitLab instance URL (for self-hosted)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gitlab_url "https://gitlab.com"

# Repositories to monitor (comma-separated)
# Format: owner/repo or group/project
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gitlab_repos ""

# Personal access token (with api scope)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gitlab_token ""

# Display options
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gitlab_show_issues "true"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gitlab_show_mrs "true"

# Separator between metrics
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gitlab_separator " | "

# Icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gitlab_icon "󰮠"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gitlab_icon_issue ""
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gitlab_icon_mr ""

# Warning thresholds (count)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gitlab_warning_threshold_issues "10"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gitlab_warning_threshold_mrs "5"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gitlab_cache_ttl "300"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: gpu (macOS and Linux)
# =============================================================================
# Supported GPUs:
#   NVIDIA: nvidia-smi (usage, memory, temp)
#   AMD: sysfs gpu_busy_percent (usage, memory, temp)
#   Intel: sysfs i915/xe driver (usage via freq, freq)
#   macOS: powerkit-gpu binary (usage, memory, temp)

# Metrics to display
# Values: "usage", "memory", "temp", "all", or comma-separated list
# Note: Intel GPUs only support "usage" and "freq"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gpu_metric "usage,memory"

# Separator between metrics
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gpu_separator " | "

# Show icons next to each metric
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gpu_show_metric_icons "true"

# Memory format
# Values:
#   "memory_use"        - Used memory only (e.g., "409M")
#   "memory_usage"      - Used/Total (e.g., "409M/4.1G")
#   "memory_percentage" - Percentage (e.g., "10%")
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gpu_memory_format "memory_use"

# Icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gpu_icon "󰘚"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gpu_icon_usage "󰻠"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gpu_icon_memory "󰍛"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gpu_icon_temp "󰔏"

# Thresholds (percentage for usage/memory, °C for temp)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gpu_usage_warning_threshold "70"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gpu_usage_critical_threshold "90"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gpu_memory_warning_threshold "70"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gpu_memory_critical_threshold "90"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gpu_temp_warning_threshold "70"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gpu_temp_critical_threshold "85"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_gpu_cache_ttl "3"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: hostname
# =============================================================================

# Display format
# Values: "short" (hostname only), "full" (FQDN)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_hostname_format "short"

# Icon
set -g @powerkit_plugin_hostname_icon ""

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: iops
# =============================================================================

# What to display
# Values: "both", "read", "write"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_iops_show "both"

# Icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_iops_icon "󰋊"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_iops_icon_read "󰛃"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_iops_icon_write "󰛀"

# Separator between read/write
set -g @powerkit_plugin_iops_separator " | "

# Thresholds (bytes/second)
# 100 MB/s = 104857600, 500 MB/s = 524288000
set -g @powerkit_plugin_iops_warning_threshold "104857600"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_iops_critical_threshold "524288000"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_iops_cache_ttl "5"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: jira
# =============================================================================

# Jira domain (e.g., company.atlassian.net)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_jira_domain ""

# Jira account email
set -g @powerkit_plugin_jira_email ""

# Jira API token
set -g @powerkit_plugin_jira_token ""

# Filter by project key (optional)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_jira_project ""

# Custom JQL query (overrides default assignee query)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_jira_jql ""

# Display format
# Values: "count" (total count), "breakdown" (by status)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_jira_format "breakdown"

# Separator between metrics
set -g @powerkit_plugin_jira_separator " | "

# Icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_jira_icon "󰌃"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_jira_icon_progress "󰎐"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_jira_icon_todo "󰎏"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_jira_icon_flagged "󰈻"

# Warning thresholds (count)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_jira_warning_threshold_progress "3"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_jira_warning_threshold_backlog "10"

# Keybinding to open issues popup (prefix + key) - empty to disable
set -g @powerkit_plugin_jira_keybinding_issues ""

# Popup dimensions
set -g @powerkit_plugin_jira_popup_width "60%"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_jira_popup_height "80%"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_jira_cache_ttl "120"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: kubernetes
# =============================================================================

# Display mode
# Values: "connected" (only when cluster reachable), "always"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_kubernetes_display_mode "connected"

# Show context name
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_kubernetes_show_context "true"

# Show namespace
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_kubernetes_show_namespace "true"

# Separator between context and namespace
set -g @powerkit_plugin_kubernetes_separator "/"

# Cluster connectivity check timeout in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_kubernetes_connectivity_timeout "2"

# Connectivity check cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_kubernetes_connectivity_cache_ttl "120"

# Warn when in production context
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_kubernetes_warn_on_prod "true"

# Production keywords (comma-separated)
# Context names containing these are considered production
set -g @powerkit_plugin_kubernetes_prod_keywords "prod,production,prd"

# Icon
set -g @powerkit_plugin_kubernetes_icon "󱃾"

# Keybindings (prefix + key) - empty to disable
set -g @powerkit_plugin_kubernetes_keybinding_context ""
set -g @powerkit_plugin_kubernetes_keybinding_namespace ""

# Popup dimensions
set -g @powerkit_plugin_kubernetes_popup_width "50%"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_kubernetes_popup_height "50%"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_kubernetes_cache_ttl "60"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: loadavg
# =============================================================================

# Load average format
# Values: "1" (1 min), "5" (5 min), "15" (15 min), "all"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_loadavg_format "1"

# Separator between load values (for format=all)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_loadavg_separator " | "

# Icon
set -g @powerkit_plugin_loadavg_icon "󱦟"

# Threshold multipliers (times number of CPU cores)
# Warning at load > cores * 2, critical at load > cores * 4
set -g @powerkit_plugin_loadavg_warning_threshold_multiplier "2"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_loadavg_critical_threshold_multiplier "4"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_loadavg_cache_ttl "10"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: memory
# =============================================================================

# Display format
# Values:
#   "percent" - Percentage used (e.g., "45%")
#   "usage"   - Used/Total (e.g., "8.2G/16G")
#   "used"    - Used only (e.g., "8.2G")
set -g @powerkit_plugin_memory_format "percent"

# Icon
set -g @powerkit_plugin_memory_icon ""

# Thresholds (percentage)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_memory_warning_threshold "80"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_memory_critical_threshold "90"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_memory_cache_ttl "5"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: swap (macOS: sysctl/vm_stat, Linux: /proc/meminfo, WSL: /proc/meminfo)
# =============================================================================

# Display format
# Values:
#   "percent" - Percentage (e.g., "84%")
#   "usage"   - Used/Total (e.g., "3.3G/4.0G")
#   "free"    - Free space (e.g., "648M free")
set -g @powerkit_plugin_swap_format "percent"

# Icon
set -g @powerkit_plugin_swap_icon "󰓡"

# Thresholds (percentage) - Lower than memory since swap usage is less desirable
set -g @powerkit_plugin_swap_warning_threshold "60"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_swap_critical_threshold "80"

# Cache TTL in seconds (swap changes slowly)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_swap_cache_ttl "30"

# Include compressed memory in swap total (macOS only)
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_swap_include_compressed "false"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: microphone (macOS: powerkit-microphone, Linux: pactl/amixer)
# =============================================================================

# Show input volume percentage
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_microphone_show_volume "false"

# Icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_microphone_icon "󰍬"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_microphone_icon_muted "󰍭"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_microphone_cache_ttl "2"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: netspeed
# =============================================================================

# Network interface to monitor
# Values: "auto" (detect primary), or interface name (e.g., "en0", "eth0")
set -g @powerkit_plugin_netspeed_interface "auto"

# What to display
# Values: "both", "upload", "download"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_netspeed_display "both"

# Separator between upload/download
set -g @powerkit_plugin_netspeed_separator " | "

# Icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_netspeed_icon ""
set -g @powerkit_plugin_netspeed_icon_download "󰇚"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_netspeed_icon_upload "󰕒"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_netspeed_cache_ttl "2"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: nowplaying (macOS and Linux)
# =============================================================================

# Display format (placeholders)
# Available: %artist%, %title%, %album%, %app%
set -g @powerkit_plugin_nowplaying_format "%artist% - %title%"

# Maximum display length
set -g @powerkit_plugin_nowplaying_max_length "40"

# Truncation suffix when text is truncated
set -g @powerkit_plugin_nowplaying_truncate_suffix "..."

# Text when nothing is playing (empty = hide plugin)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_nowplaying_not_playing ""

# Players to ignore (comma-separated, e.g., "firefox,chrome")
set -g @powerkit_plugin_nowplaying_ignore_players ""

# Use info health (blue) when paused instead of ok (green)
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_nowplaying_info_when_paused "false"

# Icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_nowplaying_icon "󰝚"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_nowplaying_icon_paused "󰏦"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_nowplaying_cache_ttl "5"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: packages
# =============================================================================

# Package manager
# Values: "auto", "brew", "yay", "apt", "dnf", "yum", "pacman"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_packages_backend "auto"

# Additional options for brew outdated
set -g @powerkit_plugin_packages_brew_options "--greedy"

# Show update count
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_packages_show_count "true"

# Icon
set -g @powerkit_plugin_packages_icon ""

# Thresholds (number of pending updates)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_packages_warning_threshold "10"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_packages_critical_threshold "50"

# Cache TTL in seconds (short - for render cache)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_packages_cache_ttl "60"

# Package check cache TTL in seconds (long - for expensive brew outdated)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_packages_packages_cache_ttl "3600"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: ping
# =============================================================================

# Target host to ping
set -g @powerkit_plugin_ping_host "8.8.8.8"

# Number of ping packets
set -g @powerkit_plugin_ping_count "1"

# Ping timeout in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_ping_timeout "2"

# Display unit
set -g @powerkit_plugin_ping_unit "ms"

# Icon
set -g @powerkit_plugin_ping_icon "󰛳"

# Thresholds (milliseconds)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_ping_warning_threshold "100"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_ping_critical_threshold "300"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_ping_cache_ttl "30"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: pomodoro
# =============================================================================

# Durations in minutes
set -g @powerkit_plugin_pomodoro_work_duration "25"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_pomodoro_short_break "5"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_pomodoro_long_break "15"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_pomodoro_sessions_before_long "4"

# Display options
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_pomodoro_show_remaining "true"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_pomodoro_show_sessions "true"

# Icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_pomodoro_icon "󰔗"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_pomodoro_icon_work "󰎫"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_pomodoro_icon_break "󰒲"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_pomodoro_icon_stopped "󰐌"

# Keybindings (prefix + key) - empty to disable
set -g @powerkit_plugin_pomodoro_keybinding_toggle "C-p"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_pomodoro_keybinding_start ""
set -g @powerkit_plugin_pomodoro_keybinding_stop ""
set -g @powerkit_plugin_pomodoro_keybinding_skip ""

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_pomodoro_cache_ttl "1"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: smartkey
# =============================================================================
# Displays custom environment variable values

# Icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_smartkey_icon "󰈷"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_smartkey_icon_waiting "󰈷"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_smartkey_cache_ttl "2"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: ssh
# =============================================================================

# Display format
# Values:
#   "auto"      - Auto-detect and show user@host
#   "host"      - Show host only
#   "user"      - Show user only
#   "indicator" - Show text indicator only
set -g @powerkit_plugin_ssh_format "auto"

# Text for indicator format
set -g @powerkit_plugin_ssh_text "SSH"

# Detection mode
# Values:
#   "session" - Check if tmux session is via SSH
#   "pane"    - Check if current pane is SSH
#   "current" - Check current shell process
set -g @powerkit_plugin_ssh_detection_mode "current"

# Show plugin when not in SSH session
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_ssh_show_when_local "false"

# Display components (when format=auto)
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_ssh_show_user "true"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_ssh_show_host "true"

# Icon
set -g @powerkit_plugin_ssh_icon "󰣀"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_ssh_cache_ttl "5"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: stocks
# =============================================================================

# Stock tickers to track (comma-separated)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_stocks_tickers "AAPL"

# Display format
# Values: "short" (price only), "full" (with change)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_stocks_format "short"

# Show stock ticker symbol
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_stocks_show_ticker "true"

# Show price change with direction arrow
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_stocks_show_change "true"

# Separator between stocks
set -g @powerkit_plugin_stocks_separator " | "

# Icon
set -g @powerkit_plugin_stocks_icon ""

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_stocks_cache_ttl "300"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: temperature (macOS and Linux)
# =============================================================================

# Temperature source
# Values: "auto", or SMC key (macOS: Tp0f, TC0P, etc.)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_temperature_source "auto"

# Temperature unit
# Values: "C" (Celsius), "F" (Fahrenheit)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_temperature_unit "C"

# Show unit symbol after value
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_temperature_show_unit "true"

# Hide plugin when temp below threshold (empty = always show)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_temperature_hide_below_threshold ""

# Icons (change based on temperature level)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_temperature_icon "󰔏"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_temperature_icon_warning "󰔉"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_temperature_icon_hot ""

# Thresholds (degrees in configured unit)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_temperature_warning_threshold "70"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_temperature_critical_threshold "85"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_temperature_cache_ttl "5"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: terraform
# =============================================================================

# Preferred tool
# Values: "auto", "terraform", "tofu" (OpenTofu)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_terraform_tool "auto"

# Show indicator for pending changes
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_terraform_show_pending "true"

# Warn when in production workspace
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_terraform_warn_on_prod "true"

# Production keywords (comma-separated)
# Workspace names containing these are considered production
set -g @powerkit_plugin_terraform_prod_keywords "prod,production,prd"

# Icons
set -g @powerkit_plugin_terraform_icon "󱁢"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_terraform_icon_pending "󱈣"

# Keybinding to switch workspace (prefix + key) - empty to disable
set -g @powerkit_plugin_terraform_keybinding_workspace ""

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_terraform_cache_ttl "5"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: timezones
# =============================================================================

# Timezones to display (comma-separated)
# Format: IANA timezone names (e.g., America/New_York, Europe/London, Asia/Tokyo)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_timezones_zones ""

# Time format (strftime)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_timezones_format "%H:%M"

# Show timezone label (3-letter abbreviation)
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_timezones_show_label "true"

# Separator between timezones
set -g @powerkit_plugin_timezones_separator " | "

# Icon
set -g @powerkit_plugin_timezones_icon ""

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_timezones_cache_ttl "60"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: uptime
# =============================================================================

# Icon
set -g @powerkit_plugin_uptime_icon ""

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_uptime_cache_ttl "300"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: volume (macOS: osascript, Linux: pactl/amixer)
# =============================================================================

# Show percentage symbol after value
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_volume_show_percentage "true"

# Icons (change based on volume level)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_volume_icon "󰕾"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_volume_icon_medium "󰖀"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_volume_icon_low "󰕿"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_volume_icon_muted "󰖁"

# Thresholds for icon changes (percentage)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_volume_low_threshold "30"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_volume_medium_threshold "70"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_volume_cache_ttl "5"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: vpn
# =============================================================================

# Display format
# Values: "name" (VPN name), "ip" (VPN IP), "provider"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_vpn_format "name"

# Maximum length for display text
set -g @powerkit_plugin_vpn_max_length "20"

# Detect iCloud Private Relay as VPN (macOS)
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_vpn_detect_private_relay "false"

# VPN interface prefixes to detect (comma-separated)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_vpn_interfaces "tun,tap,ppp,wg"

# Icon
set -g @powerkit_plugin_vpn_icon "󱒃"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_vpn_cache_ttl "5"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: weather
# =============================================================================

# Location (empty for auto-detect via IP geolocation)
# Format: city name or coordinates
set -g @powerkit_plugin_weather_location ""

# Temperature units
# Values: "m" (metric/Celsius), "u" (US/Fahrenheit), "M" (SI)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_weather_units "m"

# Display format
# Values:
#   "compact"  - Temperature and condition
#   "full"     - Temperature, condition, humidity
#   "minimal"  - Temperature only
#   "detailed" - All available info
#   Custom format with placeholders: %c %t %w %h %C %l
set -g @powerkit_plugin_weather_format "compact"

# Language code for weather descriptions
# Examples: en, pt, es, fr, de, ja, zh
set -g @powerkit_plugin_weather_language ""

# Hide + sign for positive temperatures
# Values: "true", "false"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_weather_hide_plus_sign "true"

# Icon (used when icon_mode is static)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_weather_icon "󰖙"

# Icon mode
# Values: "static" (use icon option), "dynamic" (use weather condition symbol)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_weather_icon_mode "dynamic"

# Cache TTL in seconds (30 minutes)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_weather_cache_ttl "1800"

# =============================================================================
# PLUGIN: wifi
# =============================================================================

# When to show the plugin
# Values: "connected", "disconnected", "always"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_wifi_show_when "connected"

# Display format (can combine with comma)
# Values: "ssid", "ip", "signal"
# Examples: "ssid", "ssid,signal", "ip"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_wifi_format "ssid"

# Separator for composite format
set -g @powerkit_plugin_wifi_separator " | "

# Maximum length for display text
set -g @powerkit_plugin_wifi_max_length "20"

# Icons (change based on signal strength)
set -g @powerkit_plugin_wifi_icon "󰤯"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_wifi_icon_excellent "󰤨"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_wifi_icon_good "󰤥"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_wifi_icon_fair "󰤢"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_wifi_icon_weak "󰤟"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_wifi_icon_poor "󰤫"
set -g @powerkit_plugin_wifi_icon_disconnected "󰤮"

# Cache TTL in seconds
set -g @powerkit_plugin_wifi_cache_ttl "5"


# =============================================================================
# END OF CONFIGURATION
# =============================================================================