# Where to install the symlinks. In most cases this will be either "$HOME" (dotfiles) or "/" (root configs).
# Must be an absolute path. It can contain environment variables.
target_dir = "$HOME"

# Files and directories to ignore. Each entry is a glob pattern relative to the dotfiles directory.
# IMPORTANT: Hidden files/directories are ignored by default. If you set `implicit_dot` to false, you should remove the `**/.*` pattern from this list.
exclude_files = [
  "**/.*",
  "LICENSE",
  "README.md",
]

# Files and directories that are always symlinked, overriding `exclude_files`. Each entry is a glob pattern relative to the dotfiles directory.
include_files = []

# You can get a large performance boost by setting this to `false`, but read this first:
# https://github.com/pol-rivero/doot/wiki/Tip:-set-explore_excluded_dirs-to-false
explore_excluded_dirs = true

# If set to true, files and directories in the root of the dotfiles directory will be prefixed with a dot. For example, `<dotfiles dir>/config/foo` will be symlinked to `~/.config/foo`.
# This is useful if you don't want to have hidden files in the root of the dotfiles directory.
implicit_dot = true

# Top-level files and directories that won't be prefixed with a dot if `implicit_dot` is set to true. Each entry is the name of a file or directory in the root of the dotfiles directory.
implicit_dot_ignore = [
  "bin"
]

# If set to true, the dotfiles will be installed as hardlinks instead of symlinks.
# See: https://github.com/pol-rivero/doot/wiki/Installing-files-as-hardlinks
use_hardlinks = false

# Command and flags to use for displaying diffs. Use any tool and format you like, but it must accept 2 positional arguments for the files to compare.
diff_command = "diff --unified --color=always"

# Key-value pairs of "host name" -> "host-specific directory".
# In the example below, <dotfiles dir>/laptop-dots/.zshrc will be symlinked to ~/.zshrc, taking precedence over <dotfiles dir>/.zshrc, if the hostname is "my-laptop".
# If `implicit_dot` is set to true, the host-specific directories also count as top-level. For example, <dotfiles dir>/laptop-dots/config/foo will be symlinked to ~/.config/foo.
[hosts]
# my-laptop = "laptop-dots"