Update config and example config

example_config.toml

@@ -1,76 +1,78 @@
-# General information for the server, primarely domain and port
 [general]
-# The domain the server operates under
-domain = "localhost"
+  # The protocol the server is reachable at from public
+  protocol = "http"
+  # The domain the server is reachable at from public
+  domain = "localhost"
+  # The subdomain where the server can be found. Can be not set
+  # subdomain = "example"
+  # The port under which the server itself runs. May not be the public port
+  private_port = 8080
+  # The port under which the server is accessible from public, usually 443 or 80
+  # public_port = 443
+  # Log file to write a machine readable version (json) of logs into. Can be not set
+  # structured_log_file = "log.txt"
 
-# The full domain to connect to the server, excluding port
-full_domain = "http://localhost"
-
-# The port the server is accessed from by the public, usually 80 or 443
-public_port = 8080
-
-# The port the server actually operates under
-# This is where for example nginx or Traeffik should connect to
-private_port = 8080
-
-# How the server should handle SSL (for https)
 [ssl]
-# Whether the server should handle SSL itself
-# Recommended to be false if behind a reverse proxy like nginx or Traeffik
-handle_ssl = false
+  # Whether the server should handle ssl itself
+  handle_ssl = false
+  # Whether to use letsEncrypt for obtaining ssl certificates
+  # use_lets_encrypt=true
+  # Location of the certificate file if not using lets encrypt
+  # certificate_file = "/path/to/certificate"
+  # Admin email adress to use for lets encrypt
+  # admin_mail = "admin@example.com"
 
-# Required if handle_ssl is true
-# Whether the server should use Lets Encrypt for getting the certificate
-# use_lets_encrypt = true
-
-# Required if use_lets_encrypt is false
-# The certificate file to use for SSL
-# certificate_file = some-certificate.pim
-
-# Required if use_lets_encrypt is true
-# The admin mail for Lets Encrypt to send certificate infos to
-# admin_mail = "admin@example.com"
-
-# Login details for the root admin account
 [admin]
-username = "admin"
-# Empty password hash means no password set
-# TODO: Include used hashing algorithm
-password_hash = ""
+  # The username of the root admin account
+  username = "server-admin"
+  # First time password for initial setup. 
+  # Only used once after first run to verify that the person accessing the admin is supposed to do so
+  first_time_setup_otp = "Example otp password"
+
+[webauthn]
+  # Display name of the server while registering with a passkey
+  display_name = "Linstrom"
 
-# Where to find the db and what type it is
 [storage]
-# If the uri points to a postgres db or not (sqlite otherwise)
-is_postgres = false
-# The uri for the db. A filepath for sqlite, postgres url otherwise
-uri = "db.sqlite"
+  # Host domain or ip where the postgres db is located
+  host = "localhost"
+  # Username to log into the postgres db
+  username = "linstrom"
+  # Password for the given username
+  password = "linstrom"
+  # The name of the database inside postgres
+  db_name = "linstrom"
+  # The port where the postgres db is located
+  port = 5432
+  # The ssl mode to use while connecting to postgres. May be empty
+  ssl_mode = "disable"
+  # What timezone to use for times. May be empty
+  time_zone = "Europe/Berlin"
+  # The maximum size of the in memory cache, in bytes. 1_000_000 is one megabyte
+  max_in_memory_cache_size = 1_000_000
+  # The maximum time entries in the in-memory cache stay in there, in seconds
+  MaxInMemoryCacheTTL = 5
+  # The url to a redis server to use as secondary cache (after the internal in-memory one)
+  # redis_url = "some-redis-url"
+  # The maximum amount of seconds entries may stay in the redis cache
+  # max_redis_cache_ttl = 10
 
-# Details for the mail server to use for sending stuff
-# TODO: Extend if server uses multiple accoutns later
 [mail]
-host = "smtp.example.com"
-port = 587
-username = "noreply@example.com"
-password = "example"
-
-# Overwrite the used encryption method
-# Defaults to StartTLS
-# TODO: Include all options here
-# encryption_overwrite = "StartTLS"
-
-# Overwrite whether the server should keep the connection alive constantly
-# Default is false
-# keep_alive_overwrite = false
-
-# Overwrite the amount of seconds before the connection times out
-# Default is 10
-# connection_timeout_seconds_overwrite = 10
-
-# Overwrite the amount of seconds before a mail send times out
-# Default is 10
-# send_timeout_seconds_overwrite = 10
-
-# Overwrite the templates used for creating mails
-# Defaults to built-in one if no matching name for an action is found
-# TODO: Include all names for the various actions
-# template_directory_overwrite = "templates"
+  # The ip or domain of the smtp server for sending mail
+  host = "localhost"
+  # The port under which the smtp server is reachable
+  port = 587
+  # The username to use for authentication with the smtp server
+  username = "linstrom"
+  # The password associated with the username
+  password = "linstrom"
+  # Overwrite the encryption to use while sending mails
+  # encryption_overwrite = "STARTTLS"
+  # Overwrite whether to keep connections to the smtp server alive for future use
+  # keep_alive_overwrite = true
+  # Overwrite the timeout duration for connecting to the smtp server
+  # connect_timeout_seconds_overwrite = 30
+  # Overwrite the timeout duration for sending a mail
+  # send_timeout_seconds_overwrite = 30
+  # Overwrite the location of email template files to use custom ones
+  # template_overwrite_directory = "/path/to/some/directory"