settings:
  #### This node contains the global scope. Settings defined here are either global settings or defaults that apply to all
  ####  bots and channels (unless overriden in the bot or channel scope).

  #The prefix for the IRC-side bot commands; Can be overriden in the bot scope.
  command-prefix: '!'

  #You probably don't need this.
  debug: false

  console-commands: ['reload', 'save-all']

  ignored-prefixes:
    irc: []
    game: []

  #Delay in milliseconds for these game events to be ignored after the plugin is enabled (prevents initial flood burst).
  hold-after-enable:
    chat: 0
    joins: 0
    quits: 0
    kicks: 0
    bans: 0

  formatting:
    #### Formatting for the messages relayed by the plugin. You can override all formatting strings in the bot or channel
    ####  scope (within a formatting: block). In irc-to-irc, the target channel controls the format strings.
    ####     VARIABLES (may be blank depending on the context): %sender% %message% %moderator% %srcChannel% %trgChannel%
    ####     IF YOU'RE RUNNING Permissions: %prefix% %suffix% %modPredix% %modSuffix% (game-to-irc only)
    ####     IRC FORMATTING: %b% %u% %r% %o% %k% %kNUM% (NUM is 0 to 15); Do the same as CTRL+key in mIRC
    ####     GAME COLORS: §NUM (NUM is 1 to f); Do not use in the end of a line
    ####     EASY COLORS: Use the names defined in the colormap: block, such as %blue% %foreground% %yellow% etc.
    game-to-irc:
      chat: '%sender%: %message%'
      action: '* %sender% %message%'
      joins: '%sender% Connected'
      quits: '%sender% Disconnected'
      kicks: '%moderator% KICKED %sender% (%message%)'
      bans: '%moderator% BANNED %sender% (%message%)'
    irc-to-game:
      chat: '[%green%IRC%white%] %sender%: %message%'
      action: '[%green%IRC%white%] * %sender% %message%'
      joins: '[%green%IRC%white%] %sender% Joined.'
      parts: '[%green%IRC%white%] %sender% Parted.'
      quits: '[%green%IRC%white%] %sender% Quit.'
      kicks: '[%green%IRC%white%] %sender% was kicked by %moderator%'
      nicks: '[%green%IRC%white%] %sender% is now known as %message%'
    irc-to-irc:
      chat: '[%srcChannel%] <%sender%> %message%'
      action: '[%srcChannel%] * %sender% %message%'
      joins: '[%srcChannel%] * Joins: %sender%'
      parts: '[%srcChannel%] * Parts: %sender%'
      quits: '[%srcChannel%] * Quits: %sender% (%message%)'
      kicks: '[%srcChannel%] * %sender% was kicked by %moderator% (%message%)'
      nicks: '[%srcChannel%] * %sender% is now known as %message%'
    custom:
      #Custom blocks define custom variables you can use within formatting strings
      botname: ''
      network: ''
  # Optional: Bind to a non-default local address
  # bind-address: 127.0.0.1

  events:
    #### Turn different types of messages on and off here. cancelled-chat only exists in the global scope; The remaining
    ####  events can be redefined in the bot or channel scopes (within an events: block). In irc-to-irc, the source
    ####  channel controls the events.
    game-to-irc:
      cancelled-chat: true
      all-chat: true
      joins: true
      quits: true
      kicks: true
      bans: true
    irc-to-game:
      all-chat: true
      joins: true
      parts: true
      quits: true
      kicks: true
      nicks: true
    irc-to-irc:
      all-chat: false
      joins: false
      parts: false
      quits: false
      kicks: false
      nicks: false

  #Tags allow you to target messages to all the channels within a scope. The global scope contains all channels.
  tag: 'all'

bots:
  #### A list of bots; You should only need one bot for each IRC server (the same bot can join multiple channels).
  ####  Settings that apply to all channels of a bot should be defined in a bot's node. The dash in the third
  ####  column starts a new bot.

  - nickname: '`MinecraftBot'
    server: 'irc.azelphur.com'
    port: 6667
    userident: 'minecraftbot'
    serverpass: ''  #This isn't the nickserv password
    ssl: false

    #Delay between messages helps prevent triggering server-side flood protections (milliseconds)
    message-delay: 0

    #Types of IRC users that are considered admins within an admin channel (has no effect in normal channels)
    admin-prefixes: ['@', '%']

    #Ignore users in this server by nickname
    ignored-users: []

    #Tags allow you to target messages to all the channels within a scope.
    tag: 'esper'

    formatting:
      custom:
        botname: '`MinecraftBot'
        network: 'Azelphur'

    #Services authentication of the bot's nickname goes here. The username may not be required.
    #Available methods: 'none', 'nickserv', 'gamesurge', 'quakenet'
    auth:
      method: 'nickserv'
      username: ''
      password: ''

    #List here raw IRC commands you want the bot to perform after it connects to the server
    on-connect:
     - 'OPER user pass'
     - 'JOIN #staff'
    # - 'PRIVMSG MyBoss :I live again!'

    channels:
      #### A list of channels; Define here all the channels you want this bot to join. Settings that apply to a single
      ####  channel can be defined in the channel node. A dash in the 7th column starts a new channel.

      - name: '#minecraft'
        password: ''

        #In admin channels, admins can use console commands (when this feature is supported) and be send emergency
        # notices from users.
        admin: false

        #This tag targets only this channel.
        tag: 'minecraft'

        #Allow IRC color codes in messages to be converted to Minecraft colors; Set to false to just remove them.
        chat-colors: false

        #Enables Permissions prefixes and suffixes for this channel (iChat-format colors are supported).
        name-colors: true

        #List here raw IRC commands you want the bot to perform after it joins this channel.
        on-join:
        # - 'PRIVMSG #changeme :Howdy do!'

      - name: '#staff'
        password: ''

        #In admin channels, admins can use console commands (when this feature is supported) and be send emergency
        # notices from users.
        admin: true

        #This tag targets only this channel.
        tag: 'staff'

        #Allow IRC color codes in messages to be converted to Minecraft colors; Set to false to just remove them.
        chat-colors: false

        #Enables Permissions prefixes and suffixes for this channel (iChat-format colors are supported).
        name-colors: true

        #List here raw IRC commands you want the bot to perform after it joins this channel.
        on-join:
        # - 'PRIVMSG #changeme :Howdy do!'
        events:
          irc-to-game:
            all-chat: false
            joins: false
            parts: false
            quits: false
            kicks: false
            nicks: false


colormap:
  #### Map colors to your taste here; Make sure each irc, game and name appears once and only once.
  ####  The color 'foreground' *must* exist and will be used as the default by certain features.

  - {irc: 0, game: '§0', name: 'background'}
  - {irc: 2, game: '§1', name: 'navy'}
  - {irc: 3, game: '§2', name: 'darkgreen'}
  - {irc: 10, game: '§3', name: 'teal'}
  - {irc: 5, game: '§4', name: 'maroon'}
  - {irc: 6, game: '§5', name: 'purple'}
  - {irc: 7, game: '§6', name: 'orange'}
  - {irc: 15, game: '§7', name: 'grey'}
  - {irc: 14, game: '§8', name: 'darkgrey'}
  - {irc: 12, game: '§9', name: 'blue'}
  - {irc: 9, game: '§a', name: 'green'}
  - {irc: 11, game: '§b', name: 'cyan'}
  - {irc: 4, game: '§c', name: 'red'}
  - {irc: 13, game: '§d', name: 'magenta'}
  - {irc: 8, game: '§e', name: 'yellow'}
  - {irc: 1, game: '§f', name: 'foreground'}