# flit watch config — copy to ~/.flit/watch.toml and fill in.
#
# Run with: flit watch
# Sanity-check what would be sent, without connecting to anything:
#   flit watch --dry-run
#
# One-way sync only: new/changed files in `dir` are pushed to `peer_id`.
# Deletes are never propagated. The receiving device just needs to be
# running `flit daemon` with this device listed as a trusted peer.

# Required — WebSocket URL of your waste-go anchor
signal_url = "wss://your-anchor.example.com/ws"

# Optional — TURN relay for cross-network transfers
turn_url    = "turn:your-anchor.example.com:3478"
turn_secret = ""   # coturn use-auth-secret; leave empty to use STUN only

# One [[watch]] block per watched directory. Multiple entries may target
# different peers, or the same peer — entries sharing a peer_id share one
# connection.

[[watch]]
dir        = "~/backups/documents"
peer_id    = "aabbccddeeff..."   # hex Ed25519 pubkey of the destination device
peer_label = "home-server"
pattern    = "*.pdf,*.docx"      # comma-separated glob include-list; default "*" if omitted
stable_after = "10s"             # quiet period after the last write before a file is considered ready