ktor {
    deployment {
        port = 8087

        # Uncomment this to enable SSL. If this is enabled, a certificate must be provided (see
        # security section below)
        # sslPort = 8889

    }

    application {
        modules = [ com.ustadmobile.lib.rest.UmRestApplicationKt.umRestApplication ]
    }

    ustad {
        # dbmode can be singleton or virtualhost .  If the dbmode is virtualhost, then multiple
        # instances can run using the same server.
        dbmode = singleton
        datadir = data

        ##Enables development mode which will enables CORS and allow to clear all tables
        devmode = "false"

        # The app download link for Android users. Users will be redirected here if they select
        # to download the app
        androidDownloadHref = "https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.toughra.ustadmobile"

        # Running the web version (app-react) using Cross Origin requests etc. can cause issues.
        #
        # Setting jsDevServer will forward all requests not expected to be handled by KTOR to
        # the given jsDevServer (e.g. acting as a reverse proxy). This is normally the server that
        # is started using
        # ./gradlew app-react:browserDevelopmentRun --continuous
        #
        # This makes it possible to use browserDevelopmentRun for fast compilation (e.g. no need
        # to build a production bundle) and avoid cross origin request permission issues.
        #
        # jsDevServer = "http://localhost:8080/"

        paths {
            # These are external commands that are required. Normally they will be automatically
            # detected in the path, and there is no need to specify them manually

            # If they are not in the path or default location, then specify them below

            # FFMPEG is used for media compression
            # ffmpeg = /usr/bin/ffmpeg
            # ffprobe = /usr/bin/ffprobe
        }
    }

    database {
        #Change to "org.postgresql.Driver" to use Postgres. Postgres is recommended for production
        #use
        driver = "org.sqlite.JDBC"

        # If you are using the virtualhost dbmode, then you will need to add the (hostname)
        # variable to the database url e.g.
        #   url=jdbc:postgresql:///ustad_(hostname)
        # Any non alphanumeric characters in hostname (e.g. ., -, etc) will be replaced with _
        #
        # If you are simply running a single instance (e.g. no virtual hosting), just enter the JDBC
        # database url here.
        #
        # For Sqlite:
        #  jdbc:sqlite:path/to/file.sqlite?parameters
        # recommended parameters: journal_mode=WAL&synchronous=OFF&busy_timeout=30000&recursive_triggers=true
        # journal_mode and synchronous parameters improve performance ( https://sqlite.org/wal.html )
        # busy_timeout is the time that SQLite will wait for a commit to finish
        # recursive_triggers are required to correctly execute progress trackers for ContentJobItem
        # For Postgres
        #  jdbc:postgresql:///dbName
        url = "jdbc:sqlite:data/singleton/UmAppDatabase.sqlite?journal_mode=WAL&synchronous=OFF&busy_timeout=30000&recursive_triggers=true"

        # Enter the Postgres database username and password here if using Postgres. If using SQLite,
        # these can be left blank
        user = ""
        password = ""
    }

    # The database for Quartz is stored separately. Quartz is a library used to trigger timed tasks.
    # There is always one (and only one) quartz database, even when there are multiple virtual
    # servers.
    quartz {
        # Change to org.postgresql.Driver to use Postgres. SQLite is fine for Quartz for production
        # and testing use.
        driver = "org.sqlite.JDBC"


        url = "jdbc:sqlite:data/quartz.sqlite?journal_mode=WAL&synchronous=OFF&busy_timeout=30000"

        user = ""
        password = ""
    }

    security {
        # It is strongly recommended to configure SSL here so the app can use HTTP2. See INSTALL.md
        # for instructions. This applies even when the app is used behind a reverse proxy (because
        # HTTP2 defacto requires SSL).
        # ssl {
        #     keyStore = /etc/letsencrypt/live/mydomain.com/keystore.jks
        #     keyAlias = myalias
        #     keyStorePassword = password
        #     privateKeyPassword = password
        # }
    }
}

#
# Sending email is required to allow parents to approve a registration for their child.
#
# mail {
#    user = ""
#    auth = ""
#    from = ""
#
#    # These properties are as per the Jakarta mail property options:
#    #
#    # https://jakarta.ee/specifications/mail/1.6/apidocs/index.html?com/sun/mail/smtp/package-summary.html
#    #
#    smtp {
#        auth = "true"
#        host = ""
#        port = 587
#        starttls {
#            enable = "true"
#        }
#    }
# }