# A different scale factor can be specified
# Example:
# scale = 1.5
# Default: The window's scale factor (system dependent)

# The Maximum page width can be specified in pixels
# Example:
# page-width = 800
# Default: Unconstrained

# Force the use of a specific color theme
# Example:
# theme = "Dark"
# Possible values: ["Auto", "Light", "Dark"]
theme = "Auto"

# Number of lines to scroll when using a line-based scrolling device (a lot of
# mice)
# Example:
# lines-to-scroll = 4.5
lines-to-scroll = 3.0

# The light and dark themes can be customized as well
# Both the light and dark theme colors can be fully customized
[dark-theme]
# Regular text color
text-color = 0x9dacbb
# Background canvas color
background-color = 0x1a1d22
# Inline code text color
code-color = 0xb38fac
# Quote block background color
quote-block-color = 0x1d2025
# Hyperlink text color
link-color = 0x4182eb
# Text selection color
select-color = 0x3675cb
# Checkbox ticked background color
checkbox-color = 0x0a5301
# Syntax highlighting theme. All of `syntect`s default themes are supported
# Possible values: [
#     "base16-eighties-dark", "base16-mocha-dark", "base16-ocean-dark",
#     "base16-ocean-light",   "coldark-cold",      "coldark-dark",
#     "dark-neon",            "dracula",           "github",
#     "gruvbox-dark",         "gruvbox-light",     "leet",
#     "monokai-extended",     "monokai-extended-light",
#     "nord",                 "one-half-dark",     "one-half-light",
#     "solarized-dark",       "solarized-light",   "sublime-snazzy",
#     "two-dark",             "visual-studio-dark-plus",
#     "zenburn"
# ]
# You can also pass a path to a `.tmTheme` file for a custom theme instead
# Example:
# code-highlighter.path = "/path/to/custom.tmTheme"
code-highlighter = "base16-ocean-dark"

# And the same settings are available for the light theme as well
[light-theme]
text-color = 0x000000
background-color = 0xffffff
code-color = 0x95114e
quote-block-color = 0xeef9fe
link-color = 0x5466ff
select-color = 0xcde8f0
checkbox-color = 0x96ecae
code-highlighter = "github"

# Specify the main and monospace font families
[font-options]
# Font family for regular text. E.g.
# Example:
# regular-font = "Chalkduster"
# Default: System dependent

# Font family for monospace text such as code
# Example:
# monospace-font = "Monaco"
# Default: System dependent

# Custom keybinds for actions
#
# HOT TIP: If you want to understand the key events received and actions that
#     are emitted then you can run `inlyne` with the `INLYNE_LOG` env var set
#     to "inlyne::keybindings=debug"
#
# Each entry maps an action to a key combo
#
# Action -> Predefined list of possible interactions to perform
# Key Combo -> Either a single modified key or an array of modified keys
# Modified Key -> Either an unmodified key or an obj with a key and modifiers
#
# Possible Modifiers: ["Alt", "Ctrl", "Os", "Shift"]
# Possible Actions: [
#     "ToTop", "ToBottom",
#     "ScrollUp", "ScrollDown",
#     "PageUp", "PageDown",
#     "ZoomIn", "ZoomOut", "ZoomReset",
#     "Copy",
#     "Quit",
# ]
# Possible Keys: [
#     "a"-"z",
#     "0"-"9",
#     "`", "@", "*", "-", "=", "+", "[", "]", "\\", ";", ":", "'", ",", ".",
#     "/",
#     "F1"-"F12",
#     "Up", "Down", "Left", "Right",
#     "Enter", "Space", "Tab", Backspace", "Escape", PageUp", "PageDown",
#     "Home", "End", "Delete", "Insert"
# ]
[keybindings]
# The default keybindings include both normal and vim-like bindings

# Base will override the defaults keybindings if set. Useful for when you want
# to fully specify all of the keybindings
# Example:
# base = [
#     ["ToTop", "Home"],
#     ["ToBottom", "End"],
#     ["Copy", { key = "c", mod = ["Ctrl"] }],
#     ["ToTop", ["g", "g"]],
#     ["ToBottom", { key = "g", mod = ["Shift"] }],
#     ["Copy", "y"],
# ]
# Default: Not set

# Extra will be applied on top of base/defaults. Useful for when you want to
# just add some extra keybindings on top of the defaults
# Default: Not set