config.yaml

# Viscript's configuration file that contains apps and other settings

apps:
  # These apps are commented out because they don't talk to viscript
  # skycoin:
  #   daemon: false
  #   path: /bin/skycoin/skycoin
  #   default_args:
  #     - --gui-dir=/bin/skycoin/static/
  #   desc: Skycoin main binary
  # skycoin-cli:
  #   daemon: false
  #   path: /bin/skycoin/skycoin-cli
  #   default_args:
  #   desc: Skycoin command line interface
  # meshnet-server:
  #   daemon: false
  #   path: /bin/meshnet/meshnet-server
  #   default_args:
  #   desc: Meshnet nodes manager server
  # meshnet-cli:
  #   daemon: false
  #   path: /bin/meshnet/meshnet-cli
  #   default_args:
  #   desc: Command line client for meshnet nodes manager server
  meshnet-node:
    daemon: true
    desc: DESCRIPTION GOES HERE
    path: bin/meshnet/meshnet-run-node
    default_args: []
    help: |
        [1] Host for control messages exchange.
        [2] Alternative hostname which can be used instead of pubkey.
        [3] True if node needs to be connected randomly, false otherwise.
        [4] TCP port at which node will listen messages from apps.
        [5] Hostname alias.

        Full Example Command:
            start meshnet-node 111.222.123.44:5000 202.101.65.43:5999 true 8000 node0
  meshnet-socks-client:
    daemon: true
    desc: DESCRIPTION GOES HERE
    path: bin/meshnet/meshnet-run-socks-client
    default_args: []
    help: |
        [1] Text name of app, must be unique
        [2] Node address which app will be talked with. ex 101.202.34.56:9000
        [3] Port which socks will listen for web app incoming messages. ex 8000

        Full Example Command:
            start meshnet-socks-client sockscli0 101.202.34.56:9000 8001
  meshnet-socks-server:
    daemon: true
    desc: DESCRIPTION GOES HERE
    path: bin/meshnet/meshnet-run-socks-server
    default_args: []
    help: |
        [1] Text name of app, must be unique
        [2] Node address which app will be talked with. ex 101.202.34.56:9000
        [3] Port which socks server will use for connecting with target host. ex 8000

        Full Example Command:
            start meshnet-socks-server sockssrv0 101.202.34.56:9000 8001
  meshnet-vpn-client:
    daemon: true
    desc: DESCRIPTION GOES HERE
    path: bin/meshnet/meshnet-run-vpn-server
    default_args: []
    help: |
        [1] Text name of app, must be unique
        [2] Node address which app will be talked with. ex 101.202.34.56:9000
        [3] Port which vpn will listen for web app incoming messages. ex 8000

        Full Example Command:
            start meshnet-vpn-client vpncli0 101.202.34.56:9000 8000
  meshnet-vpn-server:
    daemon: true
    desc: DESCRIPTION GOES HERE
    path: bin/meshnet/meshnet-run-vpn-server
    default_args: []
    help: |
        [1] Text name of app, must be unique.
        [2] Node address which app will be talked with. ex 101.202.34.56:9000
        
        Full Example Command:
            start meshnet-vpn-server vpnsrv0 101.202.34.56:9000
  apptracker:
    daemon: true
    desc: DESCRIPTION GOES HERE
    path: bin/meshnet/meshnet-run-apptracker
    default_args: []
    help: |
        [1] Host:port on which apptracker will listen for incoming messages

settings:
  verboseInput: false   # Will print key and mouse input if set to true
  verifyParsingByPrinting: true  # Will print this file's contents
  runHeadless: false    # Run without terminals and OpenGL front