# greed configuration file

# Language parameters
[Language]
# Available languages:
# it - Italian, by https://github.com/Steffo99
# en - English, by https://github.com/DarrenWestwood
# uk - Ukrainian, by https://github.com/pzhuk
# ru - Russian, by https://github.com/pzhuk
# zh_cn - Simplified Chinese, by https://github.com/zhihuiyuze
# he - Hebrew, by https://github.com/netanelkoli
# es_mx - Spanish (Mexican), by https://github.com/mastersuv
# The languages that messages can be displayed in
enabled_languages = ["it", "en", "uk", "ru", "zh_cn", "he", "es_mx"]
# The default language to be set for users whose language cannot be autodetected or whose language is not enabled
default_language = "it"
# The language to fallback to if a string is missing in a specific language
# You should set it to either "it" or "en", other languages may be missing some strings as greed is updated
fallback_language = "en"


# Database parameters
[Database]
# The database engine you want to use.
# Refer to http://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/latest/core/engines.html for the possible settings.
engine = "sqlite:///database.sqlite"


# Telegram bot parameters
[Telegram]
# Your bot token goes here. Get one from https://t.me/BotFather!
token = "123456789:YOUR_TOKEN_GOES_HERE_______________"
# Time in seconds before a conversation (thread) with no new messages expires
# A lower value reduces memory usage, but can be inconvenient for the users
conversation_timeout = 7200
# Time to wait before sending another update request if there are no messages
long_polling_timeout = 30
# Time in seconds before retrying a request if it times out
timed_out_pause = 1
# Time in seconds before retrying a request that returned an error
error_pause = 5


# Store mode settings
[Mode]
# Category mode. If enabled, the admin menu will allow you to create categories for your products.
# Default: false (Normal store operation)
category_mode = false


# General payment settings
[Payments]
# ISO currency code
currency = "EUR"
# Currency exp parameter. You can find that on https://core.telegram.org/bots/payments/currencies.json.
# It has a value of 2 in most currencies (EUR, USD, GBP...)
currency_exp = 2
# Currency symbol which is show to the client users when displaying prices and transaction values
# If not defined here, default language specific currency symbol from strings would be used
currency_symbol = "€"


# Credit card payment settings
[Payments.CreditCard]
# Telegram Payments provider token obtainable at https://t.me/BotFather in the bot's Payments menu
# If empty, credit card payments are disabled.
# credit_card_token =
credit_card_token = "123456789:YOUR_TOKEN_HERE_"
# Minimum wallet payment accepted (in miniumum currency units, $1.00 = 100 units)
min_amount = 1000
# Maximum wallet payment accepted (in miniumum currency units, $1.00 = 100 units)
max_amount = 10000
# The preset selections that can be made when adding credit to the wallet with a credit card
# Presets are pipe-separated |, and should never be outside the bounds provided by the min_amount and max_amount options
payment_presets = [10.00, 25.00, 50.00, 100.00]
# Make the user pay a extra fee when adding credit to the wallet with a credit card
# The formula for determining the total cost is:
# cost = added_funds + added_funds * fee_percentage / 100 + fee_fixed
# Set these values to 0 to disable the feature.
fee_percentage = 2.9
fee_fixed = 30
# "Shipping" information
# Telegram can ask for extra information when charging the user for a credit card transaction
# Set to yes the data you want to be required
# This data will be stored in the database
name_required = true
email_required = true
phone_required = true


# Bot appearance settings
[Appearance]
# Display the full order information to the customers instead of the shortened version
# The full order information includes the order number and the timestamp of the order placement
full_order_info = false
# Allow balance refill during the order checkout in case of unsufficient balance
refill_on_checkout = true
# Display welcome message (conversation_after_start) when the user sends /start
display_welcome_message = true


# Logging settings
[Logging]
# The output format for the messages printed to the console
# See https://docs.python.org/3/library/logging.html#logrecord-attributes for information about the {}-attributes
format = "{asctime} | {threadName} | {name} | {message}"
# Logging level: ignore all log entries with a level lower than the specified one
# Valid options are FATAL, ERROR, WARNING, INFO, and DEBUG
level = "INFO"