config.example.toml

[app]
# running mode, "oneshot" or "watch"
# - oneshot: generate the feed and exit
# - watch: generate the feed and watch for changes
mode = "oneshot"

# level of logging, "DEBUG", "INFO", "WARNING", "ERROR"
loglevel = "INFO"

# optional, the admin of the feed
[owner]
name = "podmaker"
email = "admin@podmaker.dev"

# notice: the sources is an array, it must specify using `[[]]`
[[sources]]
# used to generate the feed url, must be unique, prefer to use numbers, letters, space and underscores
id = "source_1"
# optional, the display name of the source
name = "Source 1"
# optional, the regex to match the episode
regex = "Episode \\d+"
# the url of the source
url = "https://example.com/source_1/"
# optional, the interval to check the source, in seconds, default to 3600
interval = 3600

[[sources]]
id = "source_2"
name = "Source 2"
regex = "Episode \\d+"
url = "https://example.com/source_2/"
interval = 3600

# only one is allowed to be specified
[storage]
# destination of the generated feed, support "local" and "s3"
dest = "local"
# the directory to store the generated feed, your must change it
# the files will save to $base_dir/data/, and the feed will save to $base_dir/data/feed.xml
# you can use nginx to serve the $base_dir/data/
# !!WARNING!! don't serve the $base_dir/ directly, it may leak your config file
base_dir = "/path/to/storage"
# must be public-read, this endpoint should be pointed to $base_dir/data/
public_endpoint = "https://example.com/"

#[storage]
#dest = "s3"
#access_key = "123"
#access_secret = "456"
#bucket = "podmake"
#endpoint = "https://s3.amazonaws.com/"
#public_endpoint = "https://s3.amazonaws.com/"