47 lines
1.9 KiB
YAML
47 lines
1.9 KiB
YAML
# The location which your server is listening on and binds to. You must restart
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# bunbun for changes to take effect for this config option.
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bind_address: "127.0.0.1:8080"
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# The root location where people can access your instance of bunbun
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public_address: "localhost:8080"
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# A default route, if no route is was matched. If none were matched, the entire
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# query is used as the query for the default route. This field is optional, but
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# highly recommended for ease-of-use.
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default_route: "g"
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# A list containing route groups. Each route group must have a name and a
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# mapping of routes, with an optional description field. Each route mapping may
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# contain "{{query}}", which will be populated by the user's search query. This
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# input is percent-escaped. If multiple routes are defined, then the later
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# defined route is used.
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#
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# You may provide an (absolute, recommended) path to an executable file to out-
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# source route resolution to a program. The program will receive one argument
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# only, which is the entire string provided from the user after matching the
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# route. It is up to the out-sourced program to parse the arguments and to
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# interpret those arguments. These programs should print one line to standard
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# out, which should be a fully resolved URL to lead the user to.
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#
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# These programs must be developed defensively, as they accept arbitrary user
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# input. Improper handling of user input can easily lead to anywhere from simple
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# flakey responses to remote code execution.
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groups:
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-
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name: "Meta commands"
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description: "Commands for bunbun"
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routes:
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ls: &ls "/ls"
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help: *ls
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list: *ls
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-
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name: "Google"
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routes:
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g: "https://google.com/search?q={{query}}"
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yt: "https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query={{query}}"
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-
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name: "Uncategorized routes"
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description: "One-off routes with no specific grouping"
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routes:
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r: "https://reddit.com/r/{{query}}"
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