# base configuration, common to all repos
class base:
	# location of the darcs logo
	darcslogo = "darcs.png"

	# location of the darcs favicon
	darcsfav = "minidarcs.png"

	# the CSS file to use
	cssfile = 'style.css'

	# this script's name, usually just "darcsweb.cgi" unless you rename
	# it; if you leave this commented it will be detected automatically
	#myname = "darcsweb.cgi"

	# our url, used only to generate RSS links, without the script name;
	# if you leave this commented it will be detected automatically
	#myurl = "http://example.com/darcsweb"

	# optionally, you can specify the path to the darcs executable; if you
	# leave this commented, the one on $PATH will be used (this is
	# normally what you want)
	darcspath = "/opt/local/bin/"

	# the text to appear in the top of repo list; this is also optional,
	# and html-formatted
	summary = "I love darcs!"

	# in case you want to change the beautiful default, you can specify an
	# alternative footer here; it's optional, of course
	#footer = "I don't like shoes"

	# It is possible to have a cache where darcsweb will store the pages
	# it generates; entries are automatically updated when the repository
	# changes. This will speed things up significatively, specially for
	# popular sites.
	# It's recommended that you clean the directory with some regularity,
	# to avoid having too many unused files. A simple rm will do just
	# fine.
	# If you leave the entry commented, no cache will be ever used;
	# otherwise the directory is assumed to exist and be writeable.
	# If you use this option you must set the "myname" and "myurl"
	# variables.
	#cachedir = '/tmp/darcsweb-cache'

	# By default, darcsweb's search looks in the last 100 commits; you can
	# change that number by specifying it here.
	# Note that search are not cached, so if you have tons of commits and
	# set the limit to a very high number, they will take time.
	#searchlimit = 100

	# If you want to log the times it took darcsweb to present a page,
	# uncomment this option. The value should be a file writeable by
	# darcsweb.
	#logtimes = "/tmp/darcsweb_times"


#
# From now on, every class is a repo configuration, with the same format
# There are no restrictions on the class' name, except that it can't be named
# "base" (because it's the name of the one above).
#
# If you have a lot of repos and/or you're too lazy to do this by hand, you
# can use the configuration generator that comes with darcsweb, called
# "mkconfig.py".
#

class repo1:
	# the descriptive name
	reponame = 'repo1'

	# a brief description
	repodesc = 'Example repository'

	# the real path to the repository
	repodir = '/Users/selena/proj/test-darcs/'

	# an url so people know where to do "darcs get" from
	repourl = 'http://example.com/repos/repo1/'

	# the encoding used in the repo
	# NOTE: if you use utf8, you _must_ write 'utf8' (and not the variants
	# like 'utf-8' or 'UTF8') if you expect darcsweb to work properly.
	# This is because to workaround a bug in darcs we need to do some
	# codec mangling and it needs special cases for UTF8.
	# You can, optionally, specify multiple encodings; they're tried in
	# order, and if one fails to decode a string, the next one is tried.
	# Example: repoencoding = "utf8", "latin1"
	repoencoding = "latin1"

	# as with the base configuration, the footer is also optional, and it
	# affects only this repository; if you don't specify, the one
	# specified in base is used (and if you don't specify one there
	# either, a default one is used)
	#footer = "I don't like being cold"

	# Each repository may show a link to some website associated with it.
	# This is typically useful if you've got a website describing the
	# software in your repository.
	#repoprojurl = 'http://example.com/projects/repo1/'


# create a configuration entry for each one, you can use a "multidir" entry,
# which serves as a "template" for all the repositories in that directory.
# The name is taken from the directory, and inside the variables the string
# "%(name)s" gets expanded to the it.
#
# If you set multidir_deep to True (note the capitalization) then all
# subdirectories are searched for darcs repositories. Subdirectories starting
# with a dot (.) are not searched. This may be slow, if huge directory trees
# must be searched. It's unnecesary unless you have a multidir with several
# nested repositories. It defaults to False, and it's optional.
#