# Sample config file for volityd
# This will (with a bit of customization) run a TicTacToe parlor from your
# computer. 
# Simply replace the values of the "jabber_id" and "bot_jabber_id" fields
# with a valid Jabber ID that you own, and put its password into the 
# "password" field.
# If you dont have a Jabber ID, you can use a Volity client like Javolin to
# create one, or use a Jabber client.
# To use this file with volityd, specify it on the command line through the
# -C flag, like this (assuming that volityd is in your PATH and your working
# directly contains this config file):
# volityd -C conf.yaml &
# Once the server is running, you should be able to connect to it by running
# a Volity client such as Javolin, and then sending a table-creation request
# to the parlor with the Jabber ID "${whatever_you_used_below}/volity".
---
jabber_id:      me@example.com/volity
password:       mySECRETpassword
game_class:     Volity::Game::TicTacToe
visibility:     0
bots:
        - bot_class:     Volity::Bot::TicTacToe::Random
          bot_jabber_id: me@example.com
log_config_info: |
 # This is a conf file according to Log4perl.
 # perldoc Log::Log4perl for more information.
 
 log4perl.logger.Volity=DEBUG, myAppender
 
 log4perl.appender.myAppender=Log::Dispatch::Screen
 log4perl.appender.myAppender.mode=append
 log4perl.appender.myAppender.layout=Log::Log4perl::Layout::PatternLayout
 log4perl.appender.myAppender.layout.ConversionPattern=%d [%p] %C%n%m%n%n