# fluxTimer configuration
# Install to: ~/.config/fluxTimer/config
#
# All options are shown with their default values.
# Uncomment and modify as needed.

# Window size in pixels: 64, 96, or 128
#size = 96

# Color theme (e.g. zenburn)
#theme =

# Path to a TTF/OTF font file (auto-detected if not set)
#font =

# Main text color as R,G,B (0-255)
#color = 0, 255, 0

# Dim/separator color as R,G,B (0-255)
#dim_color = 0, 200, 0

# Default importance level for new timers: low, normal, critical
#importance = normal

# Audio files for each importance level.
# Drop sounds in ~/.config/fluxTimer/sounds/ as low.ogg / default.ogg /
# critical.ogg (or .mp3 / .wav) and they will be picked up automatically.
# Or specify explicit paths below:
#low_audio = ~/.config/fluxTimer/sounds/low.ogg
#default_audio = ~/.config/fluxTimer/sounds/default.ogg
#critical_audio = ~/.config/fluxTimer/sounds/critical.ogg

# Number of times the sound repeats for critical-importance timers
#critical_loop_count = 3

# Audio player command. Auto-detected if empty.
# Probes PATH for: mpv, ffplay, paplay, aplay, play (sox).
# May be a full shell line; use {} for the file path substitution:
#   player = mpv
#   player = ffplay -nodisp -autoexit {}
#player =

# Fork to background on startup: true or false
#background = false

# Show extra informational messages on stderr
#verbose = false

# Suppress all non-error output
#quiet = false

# Commands to run on mouse clicks (overrides default dock-app behavior).
# Leaving these empty preserves the normal behavior:
#   left_click:   idle -> open setup popup
#                 running -> pause / resume
#                 alerting -> open alert popup
#   middle_click: idle -> reload config
#                 running -> cancel timer
#   right_click:  quick-restart the last timer (or open setup if none)
#left_click =
#middle_click =
#right_click =
