# vi: ft=dosini
[main]

# Enables context sensitive auto-completion. If this is disabled, all
# possible completions will be listed.
smart_completion = True

# Display the completions in several columns. (More completions will be
# visible.)
wider_completion_menu = False

# Do not create new connections for refreshing completions; Equivalent to
# always running with the --single-connection flag.
always_use_single_connection = False

# Multi-line mode allows breaking up the sql statements into multiple lines. If
# this is set to True, then the end of the statements must have a semi-colon.
# If this is set to False then sql statements can't be split into multiple
# lines. End of line (return) is considered as the end of the statement.
multi_line = False

# If multi_line_mode is set to "psql", in multi-line mode, [Enter] will execute
# the current input if the input ends in a semicolon.
# If multi_line_mode is set to "safe", in multi-line mode, [Enter] will always
# insert a newline, and [Esc] [Enter] or [Alt]-[Enter] must be used to execute
# a command.
multi_line_mode = psql

# Destructive warning will alert you before executing a sql statement
# that may cause harm to the database such as "drop table", "drop database",
# "shutdown", "delete", or "update".
# You can pass a list of destructive commands or leave it empty if you want to skip all warnings.
# "unconditional_update" will warn you of update statements that don't have a where clause
destructive_warning = drop, shutdown, delete, truncate, alter, update, unconditional_update

# Destructive warning can restart the connection if this is enabled and the
# user declines. This means that any current uncommitted transaction can be
# aborted if the user doesn't want to proceed with a destructive_warning
# statement.
destructive_warning_restarts_connection = False

# When this option is on (and if `destructive_warning` is not empty),
# destructive statements are not executed when outside of a transaction.
destructive_statements_require_transaction = False

# Enables expand mode, which is similar to `\x` in psql.
expand = False

# Enables auto expand mode, which is similar to `\x auto` in psql.
auto_expand = False

# Auto-retry queries on connection failures and other operational errors. If
# False, will prompt to rerun the failed query instead of auto-retrying.
auto_retry_closed_connection = True

# If set to True, table suggestions will include a table alias
generate_aliases = False

# Path to a json file that specifies specific table aliases to use when generate_aliases is set to True
# the format for this file should be:
# {
#     "some_table_name": "desired_alias",
#     "some_other_table_name": "another_alias"
# }
alias_map_file =

# log_file location.
# In Unix/Linux: ~/.config/pgcli/log
# In Windows: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\dbcli\pgcli\log
# %USERPROFILE% is typically C:\Users\{username}
log_file = default

# keyword casing preference. Possible values: "lower", "upper", "auto"
keyword_casing = auto

# casing_file location.
# In Unix/Linux: ~/.config/pgcli/casing
# In Windows: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\dbcli\pgcli\casing
# %USERPROFILE% is typically C:\Users\{username}
casing_file = default

# If generate_casing_file is set to True and there is no file in the above
# location, one will be generated based on usage in SQL/PLPGSQL functions.
generate_casing_file = False

# Casing of column headers based on the casing_file described above
case_column_headers = True

# history_file location.
# In Unix/Linux: ~/.config/pgcli/history
# In Windows: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\dbcli\pgcli\history
# %USERPROFILE% is typically C:\Users\{username}
history_file = default

# Default log level. Possible values: "CRITICAL", "ERROR", "WARNING", "INFO"
# and "DEBUG". "NONE" disables logging.
log_level = INFO

# Order of columns when expanding * to column list
# Possible values: "table_order" and "alphabetic"
asterisk_column_order = table_order

# Whether to qualify with table alias/name when suggesting columns
# Possible values: "always", "never" and "if_more_than_one_table"
qualify_columns = if_more_than_one_table

# When no schema is entered, only suggest objects in search_path
search_path_filter = False

# Default pager. See https://www.pgcli.com/pager for more information on settings.
# By default 'PAGER' environment variable is used. If the pager is less, and the 'LESS'
# environment variable is not set, then LESS='-SRXF' will be automatically set.
# pager = less

# Timing of sql statements and table rendering.
timing = True

# Show/hide the informational toolbar with function keymap at the footer.
show_bottom_toolbar = True

# Table format. Possible values: psql, plain, simple, grid, fancy_grid, pipe,
# ascii, double, github, orgtbl, rst, mediawiki, html, latex, latex_booktabs,
# textile, moinmoin, jira, vertical, tsv, csv, sql-insert, sql-update,
# sql-update-1, sql-update-2 (formatter with sql-* prefix can format query
# output to executable insertion or updating sql).
# Recommended: psql, fancy_grid and grid.
table_format = psql

# Syntax Style. Possible values: manni, igor, xcode, vim, autumn, vs, rrt,
# native, perldoc, borland, tango, emacs, friendly, monokai, paraiso-dark,
# colorful, murphy, bw, pastie, paraiso-light, trac, default, fruity
syntax_style = default

# Keybindings:
# When Vi mode is enabled you can use modal editing features offered by Vi in the REPL.
# When Vi mode is disabled emacs keybindings such as Ctrl-A for home and Ctrl-E
# for end are available in the REPL.
vi = False

# Error handling
# When one of multiple SQL statements causes an error, choose to either
# continue executing the remaining statements, or stopping
# Possible values "STOP" or "RESUME"
on_error = STOP

# Set threshold for row limit. Use 0 to disable limiting.
row_limit = 1000

# Truncate long text fields to this value for tabular display (does not apply to csv).
# Leave unset to disable truncation. Example: "max_field_width = "
# Be aware that formatting might get slow with values larger than 500 and tables with
# lots of records.
max_field_width = 500

# Skip intro on startup and goodbye on exit
less_chatty = False

# Postgres prompt
# \t - Current date and time
# \u - Username
# \h - Short hostname of the server (up to first '.')
# \H - Hostname of the server
# \d - Database name
# \p - Database port
# \i - Postgres PID
# \# - "@" sign if logged in as superuser, '>' in other case
# \n - Newline
# \dsn_alias - name of dsn connection string alias if -D option is used (empty otherwise)
# \x1b[...m - insert ANSI escape sequence
# eg: prompt = '\x1b[35m\u@\x1b[32m\h:\x1b[36m\d>'
prompt = '\u@\h:\d> '

# Number of lines to reserve for the suggestion menu
min_num_menu_lines = 4

# Character used to left pad multi-line queries to match the prompt size.
multiline_continuation_char = ''

# The string used in place of a null value.
null_string = '<null>'

# manage pager on startup
enable_pager = True

# Use keyring to automatically save and load password in a secure manner
keyring = True

# Custom colors for the completion menu, toolbar, etc.
[colors]
completion-menu.completion.current = 'bg:#ffffff #000000'
completion-menu.completion = 'bg:#008888 #ffffff'
completion-menu.meta.completion.current = 'bg:#44aaaa #000000'
completion-menu.meta.completion = 'bg:#448888 #ffffff'
completion-menu.multi-column-meta = 'bg:#aaffff #000000'
scrollbar.arrow = 'bg:#003333'
scrollbar = 'bg:#00aaaa'
selected = '#ffffff bg:#6666aa'
search = '#ffffff bg:#4444aa'
search.current = '#ffffff bg:#44aa44'
bottom-toolbar = 'bg:#222222 #aaaaaa'
bottom-toolbar.off = 'bg:#222222 #888888'
bottom-toolbar.on = 'bg:#222222 #ffffff'
search-toolbar = 'noinherit bold'
search-toolbar.text = 'nobold'
system-toolbar = 'noinherit bold'
arg-toolbar = 'noinherit bold'
arg-toolbar.text = 'nobold'
bottom-toolbar.transaction.valid = 'bg:#222222 #00ff5f bold'
bottom-toolbar.transaction.failed = 'bg:#222222 #ff005f bold'
# These three values can be used to further refine the syntax highlighting.
# They are commented out by default, since they have priority over the theme set
# with the `syntax_style` setting and overriding its behavior can be confusing.
# literal.string = '#ba2121'
# literal.number = '#666666'
# keyword = 'bold #008000'

# style classes for colored table output
output.header = "#00ff5f bold"
output.odd-row = ""
output.even-row = ""
output.null = "#808080"

# Named queries are queries you can execute by name.
[named queries]

# Here's where you can provide a list of connection string aliases.
# You can use it by passing the -D option. `pgcli -D example_dsn`
[alias_dsn]
# example_dsn = postgresql://[user[:password]@][netloc][:port][/dbname]

# Format for number representation
# for decimal "d" - 12345678, ",d" - 12,345,678
# for float "g" - 123456.78, ",g" - 123,456.78
[data_formats]
decimal = ""
float = ""