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# |                       Notes                          | #
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# Welcome to the cState configuration file!
#
# If you are using an earlier version, or one
# in the future, such as v8.0 you may see errors
# pop up when deploying a cState website.
#
# Now, onto the fun part.
#
# Hugo is used for building the status page,
# so this file can be used to change how
# your status page should behave or look.
#
# If you want to use special characters,
# such as accented letters, you MUST save
# the file as UTF-8, not ANSI.
#
# If cState does not load, ensure that:
#  - No tabs are present;
#    YAML only allows spaces
#  - Indents are correct
#    YAML hierarchy is based entirely on indentation
#  - You have "escaped" all apostrophes
#    in your text: If you want to write "don't",
#    for example, write "don''t" instead!
#    Note the doubled apostrophe.
#  - Text with symbols is enclosed in single
#    or double quotation marks.
#
# If you have problems, create an issue on GitHub:
# https://github.com/cstate/cstate/issues

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# |                  Basic metadata                      | #
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# What is your status page called?
# Shows up in the browser bar and meta tags
title: Tor Project status

# Should posts, which have a publish date
# from the future, be built? Useful for
# sharing upcoming maintenance, etc.
#
# We recommend to keep this at `true`.
# BOOLEAN; `true`, `false`
buildFuture: true

# What language do you want to use for the
# html[lang] definition?
#
# Does not change language of site
# itself.
#
# Default: `en`
# ISO 639-1 defines abbreviations.
#
# See:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes
# Also: https://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_language_codes.asp
languageCode: en

# What translation file should cState use?
# You can also define whether missing
# translations should get placeholders.
#
# For defaultContentLanguage—
# Default: `en`
#
# For enableMissingTranslationPlaceholders—
# do not set it to true for languages other
# than English! When tested with Lithuanian,
# it would add unnecesary placeholders to
# values that were intentionally empty.
defaultContentLanguage: en

# What is the hostname or path to the root?
# Where is the site hosted?
#
# ❗ cState & Hugo don’t support '/' in
# production use. It will break RSS
# feeds and breaks permalinks since
# version 3. If you are just testing,
# localhost should automatically work.
#
# Example: https://status.example.com/
baseURL: https://status.torproject.org/

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params:
  # Before setting up your systems, you need
  # to first define at least one category.
  #
  # Categories are shown in the order that
  # you define in this config file.
  #
  # Categories can have a:
  # - name
  # - description
  # - closed boolean `closed: true`
  #   That would collapse the category upon first load
  #   and the user can expand by clicking on the category
  #   (Requires JavaScript.)
  # - untitled boolean `untitled: true`
  #   This would complerely hide the name of the category.
  #   This is useful, if you do not want to use categories
  #   because you need to set an 'Uncategorized' category.
  #   Or it can be used alongside other categories.
  #
  # For help, see the wiki:
  # https://github.com/cstate/cstate/wiki/Customization
  categories:
    - name: Tor Network
      description: Core services that are integral to the Tor Network.
    - name: Tor Project websites
      description: Official websites and services hosted and maintained by the Tor Project.
    - name: Internal systems
      description: Tools and services that help us collaborate with one another, managed by the Tor Project System Administration Team (TPA).
      closed: true
    - name: Uncategorized
      untitled: true

  # These are your systems. Change them to
  # change the amount of components.
  #
  # For help, see the wiki:
  # https://github.com/cstate/cstate/wiki/Customization
  systems:
    - name: v3 Onion Services
      description: Third generation onion services – running private services (e.g. websites) that are only accessible through the Tor network.
      category: Tor Network
    - name: v2 Onion Services
      description: Second generation onion services – running private services (e.g. websites) that are only accessible through the Tor network.
      category: Tor Network
    - name: Directory Authorities
      description: Special-purpose relays that maintain a list of currently-running relays and periodically publish a consensus together.
      category: Tor Network
    - name: Network Experiments
      description: Experiments running on the Tor network.
      category: Tor Network
    - name: torproject.org
      description: Our official website and its associated portals (e.g. community.torproject.org).
      category: Tor Project websites
    - name: Tor Check
      description: The check.torproject.org website, used to confirm you're connected to the Tor Network.
      category: Tor Project websites
    - name: metrics.torproject.org
      description: The metrics.torproject.org website, used to easily access metrics related to Tor.
      category: Tor Project websites
    - name: GitLab
      description: Our code-review, bug tracking, and collaboration platform of choice (gitlab.torproject.org).
      category: Internal systems
    - name: Gitolite
      description: An access control layer on top of git, used to provide read/write access.
      category: Internal systems
    - name: Email
      description: General email delivery from within the Tor Project.
      category: Internal systems
    - name: Mailing lists
      description: Our public and private mailing lists (lists.torproject.org) powered by Mailman, the GNU Mailing List Manager.
      category: Internal systems

  # What date format to use?
  #
  # Hugo formatting docs:
  # https://gohugo.io/functions/format/#hugo-date-and-time-templating-reference
  #
  # Technical: GOLANG/HUGO .Date.Format & dateFormat
  #
  # dateFormat Default: "January 2, 2006 at 3:04 PM"
  # shortDateFormat Default: "15:04 — Jan 2"
  dateFormat: January 2, 2006 at 3:04 PM
  shortDateFormat: 15:04 — Jan 2

  # What header design should we use?
  #
  # Default: true
  # BOOLEAN; `true`, `false`
  useLargeHeaderDesign: false

  # Should incident history be separated
  # like in an archive view?
  #
  # Note: This WILL disable pagination.
  #
  # Default: `yearly`
  # STRING; `monthly`, `yearly`, `none`
  incidentHistoryFormat: "yearly"

  # Should incident history be hidden?
  #
  # By disabling the incident history, you also disable
  # the RSS feed. To ensure no incidents are shown, you
  # should delete them after they are resolved. This option
  # overrides any other options that tailor your incident
  # history’s look.
  #
  # Default: `false`
  # BOOLEAN; `true`, `false`
  disableIncidentHistory: false

  # Disable dark mode
  #
  # If your OS and browser support the
  # `prefers-color-scheme` media query,
  # cState will automatically switch to
  # a darker user interface.
  #
  # cState uses its built-in colors for
  # most of the interface to ensure
  # a good user experience.
  #
  # Default: `false`
  # BOOLEAN; `true`, `false`
  disableDarkMode: false

  # Should we show the logo or the title
  # of the status page?
  #
  # Default: false
  # BOOLEAN; `true`, `false`
  useLogo: true

  # Where is the logo located, if one is
  # present at all?
  #
  # Recommended: png is best used for
  # images like logos.
  #
  # Recommended: png, bmp, jpg, or gif
  # for best browser support!
  logo: logo.png

  # This is the description that is shown
  # on the footer and meta tags.
  #
  # Default: We continuously monitor the status of our services and if there are any interruptions, a note will be posted here.
  description: |
    We continuously monitor the status of our services and if there
    are any interruptions an update will be posted here. If you need to
    modify this page, [follow the
    documentation](https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/tpa/team/-/wikis/service/status) ([mirror](https://web.archive.org/web/2/https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/tpa/team/-/wikis/service/status)).

  # Tabs on homepage
  # Uncomment to enable.
  #
  # Format:
  # customTabs:
  #  -
  #    name: Name
  #    link: https://example.com

  # Disable complex server-side
  # calculations that may impact
  # your build performance
  #
  # Disables math calculations
  # for average downtime on
  # systems ("/affected/") pages
  #
  # Default: false
  # BOOLEAN; `true`, `false`
  disableComplexCalculations: false

  # Incident posts shown
  # in one page
  #
  # NUMERIC; Default: `10`
  incidentPostsPerPage: 10

  # Colors throughout cState
  #
  # We recommend using HEX
  # (with the # symbol).
  #
  # Defaults:
  #
  # brand: "#0a0c0f"
  # ok: "#008000"
  # disrupted: "#cc4400"
  # down: "#e60000"
  # notice: "#24478f"
  brand: "#7D4698"
  ok: "#158474"
  disrupted: "#B35E0F"
  down: "#CA3D46"
  notice: "#157BB2"
  enableCustomHTML: true

  # If the status page shows that
  # there are disruptions or outages
  # happening, should it keep the
  # brand header color or drop it
  # and use the status indication
  # colors that were just defined?
  #
  # Default: `true`
  # BOOLEAN; `true`, `false`
  alwaysKeepBrandColor: true
  
  # Introduced in v4.0.1 for consistent
  # site title text color.
  #
  # If you do not use the logo, what color
  # should the site text color be?
  #
  # Removing this option will not force
  # any site text color. This is likely
  # unwanted behavior.
  #
  # Default: `white`
  # STRING; `white`, `black`, or nothing
  headerTextColor: white

  # Google Analytics tracking code
  #
  # By default, cState does not use
  # Google Analytics. If you choose
  # to use it, you may change the
  # placeholder code below to your
  # own and thereby enable the
  # tracking service.
  #
  # To disable the analytics, change
  # the value to the default:
  #
  # Default: UA-00000000-1
  googleAnalytics: UA-00000000-1

# These options affect the core of cState.
# Please do not change them if you do not
# know what you are doing.
theme: cstate

preserveTaxonomyNames: true

taxonomies:
  affected: affected

outputs:
  page:
    - html
    - json
  home:
    - html
    - json
    - rss
    - svg

outputFormats:
  svg:
    isPlainText: true
    mediaType: image/svg+xml