config.toml

# SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-only
#
# Project: Ecli
# File: config.toml
# Website: https://www.ecli.io
# Repository: https://github.com/SSobol77/ecli
# PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/ecli-editor/0.0.1/
#
# Copyright (c) 2026 Siergej Sobolewski
#
# Licensed under the GNU General Public License version 2 only.
# See the LICENSE file in the project root for full license text.
#
# This is the user-facing ECLI configuration. Internal declarative defaults
# (comment delimiters, file-type format tables) live in code
# (src/ecli/utils/utils.py:DEFAULT_CONFIG) and are intentionally not duplicated
# here.

# --- Colour theme -----------------------------------------------------------
# Pick one of the built-in or extension-backed themes by number. Colours for
# the editor surface, syntax highlighting, status bar, diagnostics, and file
# panels come from the selected theme.
#
# Numbering policy:
# 100-199 = light themes
# 200-299 = dark themes
# 300-399 = high-contrast themes
# 1-8     = deprecated aliases for old pre-extension-theme configs only
# 800-899 = reserved for future custom/imported special themes
#
# Light themes:
# 101 = GitHub Light Default
# 102 = GitHub Light
# 103 = GitHub Light Colorblind (Beta)
# 104 = Visual Studio Light
# 105 = Visual Studio 2017 Light - C++
# 106 = Light Modern
# 107 = Light+
# 108 = Quiet Light
# 109 = Solarized Light
# 110 = JetBrains Rider New UI Light
#
# Dark themes:
# 201 = GitHub Dark Default
# 202 = GitHub Dark
# 203 = GitHub Dark Dimmed
# 204 = Visual Studio Dark
# 205 = Visual Studio 2017 Dark - C++
# 206 = Dark Modern
# 207 = Dark+
# 208 = Monokai
# 209 = Monokai Dimmed
# 210 = Tomorrow Night Blue
# 211 = Abyss
# 212 = Atom One Dark
# 213 = Kimbie Dark
# 214 = Solarized Dark
# 215 = Red
#
# High contrast themes:
# 301 = Dark High Contrast
# 302 = GitHub Dark High Contrast
# 303 = GitHub Light High Contrast
# 304 = Light High Contrast
#
# Built-in compatibility themes are preserved in the 18x/28x/38x ranges.
# Missing theme numbers are not faked. Entering a missing or invalid theme
# number keeps the current theme unchanged and shows an ECLI warning.
theme = 207


[logging]
file_level = "DEBUG"
console_level = "WARNING"
log_to_console = false
separate_error_log = false


[ai]
default_provider = "openai"


# Coding-optimized default model per provider. Override with your preferred id.
[ai.models]
openai = "gpt-5-codex"
gemini = "gemini-2.5-pro"
mistral = "codestral-latest"
claude = "claude-sonnet-4-6"
grok = "grok-code-fast-1"
huggingface = "Qwen/Qwen2.5-Coder-32B-Instruct"
deepseek = "deepseek-chat"
qwen = "qwen3-coder-plus"
kimi = "kimi-k2-0905-preview"


[fonts]
font_family = "monospace"
font_size = 16


[editor]
use_system_clipboard = true
show_line_numbers = true
tab_size = 4
use_spaces = true
word_wrap = false
auto_indent = true
auto_brackets = true
# Global visible syntax-highlighting switch. When false, every line renders as
# plain default-coloured text regardless of the [extensions].syntax_engine below.
syntax_highlighting = true
# Opt-in mouse support (click to focus/move, wheel to scroll, click to select
# list rows). Off by default so native terminal text selection still works.
mouse = false


# --- Extensions Layer -------------------------------------------------------
# Switches for the imported VS Code / TextMate extension adapters under
# src/ecli/extensions/ecli_integration/. ECLI reads grammar/language metadata
# and tokenizes with the imported TextMate grammars only: it NEVER starts a
# VS Code extension host, a Node/TypeScript runtime, a Copilot runtime,
# activationEvents, or package.json scripts.
#
# syntax_engine selects the highlighter:
#   "extension" = TextMate tokenization from the imported .tmLanguage.json
#                 grammars (default). Files whose grammar the tokenizer cannot
#                 handle — or when the tokenizer is not installed —
#                 fall back automatically to the legacy highlighter.
#   "legacy"    = the built-in Pygments/regex highlighter for every file.
# The [editor].syntax_highlighting switch above still turns visible
# highlighting on or off for both engines.
[extensions]
enabled = true
metadata_registry = true
grammar_catalog = true
language_detection = true
syntax_engine = "extension"


[settings]
auto_save_interval = 5
show_git_info = true


[linter]
enabled = true
auto_install = true
exclude = [".git", "**pycache**", ".venv"]


[file_icons]
docs = "📘"
text = "📝"
code = "💻"
python = "🐍"
toml = "❄️"
javascript = "📜"
typescript = "📑"
php = "🐘"
ruby = "♦️"
css = "🎨"
html = "🌐"
json = "📊"
yaml = "⚙️"
xml = "📰"
markdown = "📗"
plaintext = "📄"
shell = "💫"
dart = "🎯"
go = "🐹"
c = "🇨"
cpp = "🇨➕"
java = "☕"
julia = "🧮"
rust = "🦀"
csharp = "♯"
scala = "💎"
r = "📉"
swift = "🐦"
dockerfile = "🐳"
terraform = "🛠️"
jenkins = "🧑‍✈️"
puppet = "🎎"
saltstack = "🧂"
git = "🔖"
notebook = "📒"
diff = "↔️"
makefile = "🛠️"
ini = "⚙️"
csv = "🔩"
sql = "💾"
graphql = "📈"
kotlin = "📱"
lua = "🌙"
perl = "🐪"
powershell = "💻"
folder = "📁"
folder_open = "📂"
nix = "❄️"
image = "🖼️"
audio = "🎵"
video = "🎞️"
archive = "📦"
font = "🖋️"
binary = "⚙️"
document = "📄"
default = "❓"