brr.conf.default

# brr config file
# this is the default config file for brr, you can
# copy it and change it to your liking, just make
# sure it's called brr.conf and in the same folder
# as brr's executable. if you're on linux, you can
# also put this file in $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/brr (this
# defaults to ~/.config/brr)

# start-edit
#   defines if brr should start in edit mode. false
#   starts brr in view mode.
# options: true, false
# default: start-edit = true
start-edit = true

# open-search
#   when this is true and you open a file without
#   an extension at the end, brr will automatically
#   search the current working directory for a file
#   matching that name in either .txt or .md format
#   and open that instead.
# options: true, false
# default: open-search = true
open-search = true

# quit-word-count
#   when this is true, brr will give you an
#   approximate count of how many words and
#   characters you wrote during the session.
#   note: if you open a new file without closing
#   brr, the count will only show data from the
#   last file you edited.
# options: true, false
# default: count-on-quit = true
count-on-quit = true

# line-numbers
#   when this is true, brr will show your file's
#   line numbers in a gutter on the left side of
#   the window.
# options: true, false
# default: line-numbers = true
line-numbers = true

# cursor-style
#   change the style of your cursor. you can choose
#   between a block, underscore or bar, and whether
#   it is blinking. default is just whatever your
#   system is already using in the terminal.
# options: default, blinking-block, steady-block, 
#          blinking-underscore, steady-underscore,
#          blinking-bar, steady-bar
# default: cursor-style = default
cursor-style = default

# quit-times
#   defines how many times brr will require you to
#   press ctrl+q (with unsaved changes) to quit.
#   note: the total number of times will be one more
#   than this setting. for example, at the default
#   of '2', you need to press ctrl+q a total of
#   three to quit times if you have unsaved changes
# options: 0-9. 0 to disable.
# default: quit-times = 2
quit-times = 2

# save-time
#   defines how many seconds of inactivity must
#   elapse before brr will save your file next
#   time you press a key.
# options: 0-9. 0 to disable.
# default: save-time = 5
save-time = 5

# save-words
#   defines how many words you must write before
#   brr saves all but the last one. for example,
#   if you set it to 6, upon starting the 6th
#   word, brr will save the last five.
#   note: setting this to 1 disables it as well 
#   because otherwise brr would just try to save 
#   the last 0 words every 1 words written (which
#   theoretically does nothing, but actually slows
#   brr down).
# options: 0-9. 0 or 1 to disable.
# default: save-words = 6
save-words = 6