# vim: set syntax=perl:
#By default, $HOME is set to the home directory indicated in your environment variables.
#If this doesn't exist or you wish to override it, set it below.
my $HOME = $ENV{"HOME"};
my %server = (
	host		=> "",								# ssh hostname for destination server
	port		=> 22,								# ssh port
	user		=> scalar getpwuid($<),				# username. by default, pscrot will use your local username
	key			=> "$HOME/.ssh/id_rsa",				# ssh key used for authentication. must not be password-protected
	path		=> "/usr/local/www/uploads/",		# remote destination
	domain		=> "",								# public domain where the uploaded file can be accessed
);
my %match = (
	screenshot	=> qr/(?:^|\/)Screen Shot ([0-9\-]+) at ([0-9\.]+)\.png$/,	# regular expression matching OSX's screenshot format
	screencast	=> qr/wowsoscreencastmanygayplaceholders/,					# regular expression matching recorded screencasts
);
my %features = (
	hotdir		=> 1,	# enable monitoring the "hot" directory
	del			=> 1,	# delete files from the hot directory after upload
	notify		=> 1,	# notify of upload status via the OSX notification centre
	speak		=> 0,	# off by default due to limited utility. speak upload status aloud using OSX MacInTalk
);
%Conf = (
	home			=> $HOME,
	tmp				=> "$HOME/.tmp/",					# tmp is used to temporarily store files during upload
	maindir			=> "$HOME/Desktop/",				# directory to monitor for screenshots. defaults to /Desktop for OSX users' convenience
	hotdir			=> "$HOME/outbox/",					# this is a "hot" directory, any files inside will be automatically uploaded
	storedir		=> "$HOME/Dropbox/Camera Uploads/",	# where files will be moved after upload. note that files uploaded from the hotdir will not be moved here.
	filenametpl		=> "%Y-%m-%d %H.%M.%S",				# format for uploaded files, uses strftime(3) formatting.
	server			=> \%server,
	match			=> \%match,
	features		=> \%features,
);