shellcaster 2.0.1

A terminal-based podcast manager to subscribe to and play podcasts.
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# Shellcaster settings
# --------------------

# Specifies where podcast episodes that are downloaded will be stored.
# Defaults:
# $XDG_DATA_HOME/shellcaster/ or $HOME/.local/share/shellcaster/ on Linux
# $HOME/Library/Application Support/shellcaster/ on Mac
# C:\Users\<User>\AppData\Local\shellcaster\ on Windows

#download_path = "~/.local/share/shellcaster/"


# Command to use to play episodes. Use "%s" to indicate where file/URL
# will be entered to the command.
# Default: vlc %s

#play_command = "vlc %s"


# Configures what happens when new episodes are found as podcasts are
# synced:
#  - "always" will automatically download all new episodes;
#  - "ask-selected" will open a popup window to let you select which
#    episodes to download, with all of them selected by default;
#  - "ask-unselected" will open a popup window to let you select which
#    episodes to download, with NONE of them selected by default;
#  - "never" will never automatically download new episodes.
# Default: "ask-unselected"

#download_new_episodes = "ask-unselected"


# Maximum number of files to download simultaneously. Setting this too
# high could result in network requests being denied. A good general
# guide would be to set this to the number of processor cores on your
# computer.
# Default: 3

#simultaneous_downloads = 3


# Maximum number of times to retry connecting to a URL to sync a
# podcast or download an episode.
# Default: 3

#max_retries = 3


[keybindings]

# Keybindings must be an array of one or more strings.
# If you want to distinguish between a regular alphanumeric key
# and Shift+key, you can use the capital letter that you would normally
# type when pressing Shift+key (e.g., Shift+"r" will give you "R").

# Other special characters and their config string:
# Arrow keys: "Left", "Right", "Up", "Down"
# Ctrl+key: "C-key" (e.g., "C-r" means Ctrl+"r")
# Shift+key: "S-key" (e.g., "S-Del" means Shift+Delete)
# Insert ("Ins"), Delete ("Del"), Home ("Home"), End ("End"),
# Page up ("PgUp"), Page down ("PgDn"), Tab ("Tab")
# Enter ("Enter"), Escape ("Esc") -- be aware that on some terminals the
# Escape key waits for further input before passing it along to
# shellcaster, so you might notice a delay with this key

# Don't try to use backslash, or you're gonna have a bad time

left = [ "Left", "h" ]
right = [ "Right", "l" ]
up = [ "Up", "k" ]
down = [ "Down", "j" ]
big_up = [ "K" ]
big_down = [ "J" ]
page_up = [ "PgUp" ]
page_down = [ "PgDn" ]
go_top = [ "g" ]
go_bot = [ "G" ]

add_feed = [ "a" ]
sync = [ "s" ]
sync_all = [ "S" ]

play = [ "Enter", "p" ]
mark_played = [ "m" ]
mark_all_played = [ "M" ]

download = [ "d" ]
download_all = [ "D" ]
delete = [ "x" ]
delete_all = [ "X" ]
remove = [ "r" ]
remove_all = [ "R" ]

filter_played = [ "1" ]
filter_downloaded = [ "2" ]

help = [ "?" ]
quit = [ "q" ]


[colors]

# Colors can be identified in three ways:
# 1. Using color names defined by your terminal:
#    - black, darkgrey, red, darkred, green, darkgreen, yellow,
#      darkyellow, blue, darkblue, magenta, darkmagenta, cyan,
#      darkcyan, white, or grey
#    - The special color name "terminal" can also be used to specify
#      your terminal's default foreground or background color; this is
#      particularly useful if your terminal background is transparent --
#      use "terminal" for the background colors below.
# 2. Using a hex code in the format "#ff0000" or "#FF0000" to specify
#    RGB values.
# 3. Using an RGB value in the format "rgb(255, 0, 0)" where each number
#    is a value between 0 and 255.
# Note that, as might be expected, the ability to set colors depends on
# the capabilities of your terminal. Config options set below are ignored
# on terminals without the ability to add/change colors.

# all regular text
normal_foreground = "grey"
normal_background = "black"

# colors for bolded text, including podcasts/episodes that are unplayed,
# and some titles
bold_foreground = "white"
bold_background = "black"

# colors for the currently selected podcast/episode
highlighted_active_foreground = "rgb(85, 85, 85)"
highlighted_active_background = "rgb(209, 164, 0)"

# colors for the selected podcast, when the cursor is on the episode
# menu; podcast is selected, but not currently "active"
highlighted_foreground = "rgb(85, 85, 85)"
highlighted_background = "rgb(173, 173, 173)"

# text for error messages
error_foreground = "red"
error_background = "black"