# This is an example config file for
#   a mewny server. I warn against
#   putting spaces at the end of lines
#   as that may cause confusion to you
#   or the program. Note that despite
#   being formatted mostly like the
#   mewny protocol, this is unlike
#   that protocol in that
# 1. This file is NOT necessarily
#     forwards compatible with future
#     versions of this software.
# 2. This file uses octothorpes (#) to
#     denote comments.
# 3. This file uses human-readable
#     'version' strings before the
#     initial bar.
# I hope you find this configuration
#   file useful :3
# The paragraph below will describe
#   how this document is formatted.

# This is a comment describing an option
# The option is placed below with a
#   sensable or its default value like
#   so...
#option|sensible-or-default-value

# Set the port
#port|7570

# Number of rows in the grid
#rows|24

# Number of columns in the grid
#cols|40

# Expose this instance to the world
# Only do this if you are very stupid
#   or entirely know what you are doing.
# Set the value past the bar to 'please'
#   (without quotes) to make this work
#   as described.
# The command line option for this
#   is --expose-this-instance-for-the
#   -world-to-see-because-I-know-what
#   -I'm-doing and accepts an argument
#   which preferably says please.
#call-me-stupid|if-you-*Have*-to

# Do not expose this instance to the
#   world (Opposite of call-me-stupid)
# Any value past the bar will enable
#   this, and it is enabled by default
#   unless the stupid 'call-me-stupid'
#   option is enabled.
#private|makes-the-dev-happy

# Save file to write the grid to
# This has no default value but is
#   confgiured to match the service
#   file below:
save-file|/var/lib/mewny/mewny_savefile

# Save file autosave interval in seconds
# 600 seconds is 10m btw
#save-interval|600