{% set vault_addr = 'https://vault.trez.wtf' %}
{% set secrets_path = 'rinoa-docker/env' %}

[Lidarr]
api_key = {{ lookup('community.hashi_vault.vault_kv2_get', 'env', engine_mount_point='rinoa-docker', url=vault_addr, token=vault_token_cleaned)['secret']['LIDARR_API_KEY'] }}
host_url = http://lidarr:8686
#This should be the path mounted in lidarr that points to your slskd download directory.
#If Lidarr is not running in Docker then this may just be the same dir as Slskd is using below.
download_dir = /storage

[Slskd]
#Api key from Slskd. Need to set this up manually. See link to Slskd docs above.
api_key = {{ lookup('community.hashi_vault.vault_kv2_get', 'env', engine_mount_point='rinoa-docker', url=vault_addr, token=vault_token_cleaned)['secret']['SLSKD_API_KEY'] }}
host_url = http://gluetun:5030
#Slskd download directory. Should have set it up when installing Slskd.
download_dir = /app/downloads
#Removes searches from Slskd after the search finishes.
delete_searches = False
#Maximum time (in seconds) that the script will wait for downloads to complete.
#This is used to prevent the script from running forever due to a stalled download. Defaults to 1 hour.
stalled_timeout = 3600

[Release Settings]
#Selects the release with the most common amount of tracks out of all the releases.
use_most_common_tracknum = True
allow_multi_disc = True
#See full list of countries below.
accepted_countries = Europe,Japan,United Kingdom,United States,[Worldwide],Australia,Canada
#See full list of formats below.
accepted_formats = CD,Digital Media,Vinyl

[Search Settings]
search_timeout = 5000
maximum_peer_queue = 50
#Min upload speed in bit/s
minimum_peer_upload_speed = 0
#Min match ratio accepted when comparing lidarr track names to soulseek filenames.
minimum_filename_match_ratio = 0.5
#Specify the file types you prefer from most to least. As well as their attributes such as bitrate / samplerate / bitdepth.
#For flacs you can choose the bitdepth/samplerate. And for mp3s the bitrate.
#If you do not care about the specific quality you can still just put "flac" or "mp3".
#Soularr will then just look at the filetype and ignore file attributes.
allowed_filetypes = flac 24/192,flac 16/44.1,flac,mp3 320,mp3
ignored_users = User1,User2,Fred,Bob
#Set to False if you only want to search for complete albums
search_for_tracks = True
#Set to True if you want to add the artist's name to the beginning of the search for albums
album_prepend_artist = False
track_prepend_artist = True
#Valid search types: all || incrementing_page || first_page
  #"all" will search for every wanted record everytime soularr is run.
  #"incrementing_page" will start with the first page and increment to the next on each run.
  #"first_page" will repeatedly search the first page.
#If using the search type "first_page" remove_wanted_on_failure should be enabled.
search_type = incrementing_page
#How mancy records to grab each run, must be a number between 1 - 2,147,483,647
number_of_albums_to_grab = 10
#Unmonitors the album if Soularr can't find it and places it in "failure_list.txt".
#Failed albums can be re monitored by filtering "Unmonitored" in the Lidarr wanted list.
remove_wanted_on_failure = False
#Comma separated list of words that can't be in the title of albums or tracks. Case insensitive.
title_blacklist = BlacklistWord1,blacklistword2
#Lidarr source to use for searching. Accepted values are "all", "missing", or "cutoff_unmet". If "all" is selected
# then both missing and cutoff_unme will be searched. The default value is "missing".
search_source = missing

[Logging]
#These options are passed into the logger's basicConfig() method as-is.
#This means, if you're familiar with Python's logging module, you can configure
#the logger with options beyond what's listed here by default.
#For more information on available options  --  https://docs.python.org/3/library/logging.html#logging.basicConfig
level = INFO
# Format of log message  --  https://docs.python.org/3/library/logging.html#logrecord-attributes
format = [%(levelname)s|%(module)s|L%(lineno)d] %(asctime)s: %(message)s
# Format of datetimes  --  https://docs.python.org/3/library/time.html#time.strftime
datefmt = %Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S%z