config.rb

# Example config.rb for CuttingEdge
# All the settings below are purely optional: they all have sane defaults.  

# Configure mail server settings (outside the CuttingEdge module)
require 'mail'
Mail.defaults do
  delivery_method :smtp, address: 'localhost', port: 25
end

module CuttingEdge
  REFRESH_SCHEDULE = '1h'  # How often to run workers to check for changes to dependency status. Examples of valid values: '10d', '10m', etc.
  SERVER_HOST = 'mydependencymonitoring.com' # At what domain is this CuttingEdge instance running? Defaults to 'localhost'
  SERVER_URL = "https://#{SERVER_HOST}:4567" # The URL used to refer to this CuttingEdge instance, for instance in e-mails. Defaults to 'http://#{SERVER_HOST}' 

  MAIL_TO = 'mydeps@mymail.com'  # Default address to send email to. If set to false (=default!), don't send any e-mails except for repositories that have their 'email:' attribute set in projects.yml
  MAIL_FROM = "cutting_edge@#{SERVER_HOST}" # From Address used for sending e-mails. Default: "cutting_edge@#{SERVER_HOST}" 
  MAIL_TEMPLATE = <<EOF
    Define your own ERB template for e-mail updates from CuttingEdge here!
    Of course, you can also File.read it from a separate template file.
    See lib/cutting_edge/templates/mail.html.erb for the default template, and the available variables.
EOF
  ALWAYS_MAIL = true # Send e-mail notifications even on a first run (when no information on *changes* in dependency status is available). Default: false
  
  SECRET_TOKEN = 'mysecrettoken' # Global administrative secret

  LAST_VERSION_TIMEOUT = 5 # Number of seconds after which to fail when trying to determine the latest version for a dependency.

  BADGE_COLORS = {
   ok: 'blue',
   outdated_patch: '#dfb317',
   outdated_minor: '#fe7d37',
   outdated_major: '#e05d44',
   unknown: '#9f9f9f'
  } # Redefine the colors used in SVG badges

# The following will allow you to define projects on your own GitLab or Gitea server in projects.yml
# This will allow you to use the 'mygitlab' and 'mygitea' keys, respectively, in projects.yml
  require './lib/cutting_edge/repo.rb'
  define_gitlab_server('mygitlab', 'https://mygitlab.com')
  define_gitea_server('mygitea', 'https://mygitea.com')
  # Now you may use your own server instance in projects.yml like so:
  # mygitlab:
  #   orgname:
  #     projectname:
  #       language: rust
  #     ruby_project:
  #       language ruby

# You may also define additional repositories programatically as follows.
# These will be added to the repositories defined in projects.yml.
# This may be useful, for instance, if you want to use environment variables to keep information secret.
# Note: you need to require './lib/cutting_edge/repo.rb' first
  REPOSITORIES = {
    "gitlab/#{ENV['PRIVATE_REPO1_ORG']}/#{ENV['PRIVATE_REPO1_NAME']}" => GitlabRepository.new(org: ENV['PRIVATE_REPO1_ORG'], name: ENV['PRIVATE_REPO1_NAME'], lang: 'python', auth_token: ENV['PRIVATE_REPO1_TOKEN'], hide: true)
  }
end