plugin.ini.example

[plugin]
active = true

[settings]
# where to send the webhooks - multiple URLs separated by commas
target=http://localhost:4201,http://localhost:4202

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### EXAMPLES BELOW SHOW THE DEFAULT / FALLBACK VALUES
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# interval of checking and sending data
interval=30

# ranks from 1 to this number will be kept in memory and sent with pvp data
# larger ranks will be sent as 4096 (worst possible rank)
# KEEPING ALL RANKS (ranklength=4096) WILL CONSUME ABOUT 1.5GB OF RAM
# the default of 100 should be already more than enough for any practical use
# changes to this setting require deleting the .data.pickle file to take effect
ranklength=100

# maximum pokemon level for pvp calculations
maxlevel=50

# whether to make all calculations on startup after deleting .data.pickle file
# or calculating data as needed
precalc=False

# whether to save calculated data to the .data.pickle file
# useful for multi-instance settings: only have one instance saving data to avoid
# file corruption and inconsistencies - the data can still be loaded from all instances
savedata=True

# send encounter_id as a string instead of as an int to work around parsing issues
# on poracle's side
encidstring=True


# by using a category named like your status-name (setting in MAD's config.ini)
# you can set per-instance settings, so if you had two instances
# with status names testing and live, you could do this:
# [one]
# target=http://localhost:4201,http://localhost:4202
# interval=30
# ranklength=100
# precalc=True

# [two]
# target=http://localhost:4203
# interval=15
# ranklength=50
# savedata=False