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# Configuration
- [Syntax](#syntax)
- [Variables](#variables)
- [Categories](#categories)
- [Concepts](#concepts)
- [Syntax](#syntax)
- [Variables](#variables)
- [Matrix](#matrix)
- [Server](#server)
- [Storage](#storage)
- [Identity stores](#identity-stores)
- [3PID Validation sessions](#3pid-validation-sessions)
- [Notifications](#notifications)
## Syntax
The configuration file is YAML based, allowing two types of syntax.
## Concepts
### Syntax
The configuration file is [YAML](http://yaml.org/) based, allowing two types of syntax.
Properties-like:
```
```yaml
my.config.item: 'value'
```
Object-like:
```
```yaml
my:
config:
item: 'value'
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These can also be combined within the same file.
Both syntax will be used interchangeably in these documents.
Default values for each possible option are documented [here](../src/main/resources/application.yaml)
## Variables
### Variables
It is possible to copy the value of a configuration item into another using the syntax `${config.key.item}`.
Example that will copy the value of `matrix.domain` into `server.name`:
```
```yaml
matrix:
domain: 'example.org'
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**WARNING:** mxisd might overwrite/adapt some values during launch. Those changes will not be reflected into copied keys.
## Categories
For each category below, the base configuration path will be given, which needs to be appended to every configuration
item described.
Example: if the base path was `basePath` and the following table was given:
| Name | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| item1 | To give an example |
| item2 | To give another example |
The following configurations could be used, all being equivalent:
```
basePath.item1: 'myValue'
basePath.item2: 'myOtherValue'
```
```
basePath:
item1: 'myValue'
item2: 'myOtherValue'
```
```
basePath.item1: 'myValue'
basePath:
item2: 'myOtherValue'
```
## Matrix
`matrix.domain`
Matrix domain name, same as the Homeserver, used to build appropriate Matrix IDs |
---
In case a relative base path is given, it is appended to the one above.
Example: With base path `basePath`, the relative base `relativeBasePath` and the following table:
| Name | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| item1 | To give an example |
| item2 | To give another example |
The following configurations could be used, all being equivalent:
```
basePath.relativeBasePath.item1: 'myValue'
basePath.relativeBasePath.item2: 'myOtherValue'
```
```
basePath:
relativeBasePath:
item1: 'myValue'
item2: 'myOtherValue'
```
```
basePath.relativeBasePath.item1: 'myValue'
basePath:
relativeBasePath:
item2: 'myOtherValue'
```
### Matrix
Base path: `matrix`
| Name | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `domain` | Matrix domain name, same as the Homeserver, used to build appropriate Matrix IDs |
---
Relative base path: `identity`
| Name | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `servers` | Namespace to create arbitrary list of Identity servers, usable in other parts of the configuration |
`matrix.identity.servers`
Namespace to create arbitrary list of Identity servers, usable in other parts of the configuration |
Example:
```
```yaml
matrix.identity.servers:
root:
- 'https://matrix.org'
myOtherServers:
- 'https://other1.example.org'
- 'https://other2.example.org'
```
Create a list under the label `root` containing a single Identity server, `https://matrix.org`
### Server
| Name | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `name` | Public hostname of mxisd, if different from the Matrix domain |
| `port` | HTTP port to listen on (unencrypted) |
| `publicUrl` | Defaults to `https://${server.name}` |
### Storage
Base path: `storage`
## Server
- `server.name`: Public hostname of mxisd, if different from the Matrix domain.
- `server.port`: HTTP port to listen on (unencrypted)
- `server.publicUrl`: Defaults to `https://${server.name}`
| Name | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `backend` | Specify which SQL backend to use. only `sqlite` is currently supported. |
## Storage
### SQLite
`storage.provider.sqlite.database`: Absolute location of the SQLite database
---
Relative base path: `provider.sqlite`
## Identity stores
See the [Identity stores](stores/README.md) for specific configuration
| Name | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `database` | Absolute location of the SQLite database |
## 3PID Validation sessions
See the dedicated documents:
- [Flow](threepids/session/session.md)
- [Branding](threepids/session/session-views.md)
### Backends
- [LDAP](backends/ldap.md)
- [SQL](backends/sql.md)
- [REST](backends/rest.md)
- [Google Firebase](backends/firebase.md)
### Lookups
work in progress, should not be configured.
### Sessions
See the [dedicated document](sessions/3pid.md)
### Notifications
Base path: `notification`
| Name | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| handler | Namespace to specify the handler to use for each 3PID |
| handlers | Namespace used by individual handlers for their own configuration |
## Notifications
- `notification.handler.<3PID medium>`: Handler to use for the given 3PID medium. Repeatable.
Example:
```yaml
notification.handler.email: 'sendgrid'
notification.handler.msisdn: 'raw'
```
notification:
handler:
email: 'sendgrid'
msisdn: 'raw'
handlers:
raw:
...
sendgrid:
...
```
- Emails notifications would use the `sendgrid` handler, which define its own configuration user `handlers.sendgrid`
- Emails notifications would use the `sendgrid` handler, which define its own configuration under `notification.handlers.sendgrid`
- Phone notification would use the `raw` handler, basic default built-in handler of mxisd
#### Handlers
Relative base path: `handlers`
### Handlers
- `notification.handers.<handler ID>`: Handler-specific configuration for the given handler ID. Repeatable.
Example:
```yaml
notification.handlers.raw: ...
notification.handlers.sendgrid: ...
```
Built-in:
- [Basic](threepids/notifications/basic-handler.md)
- [SendGrid](threepids/notifications/sendgrid-handler.md)
### Views
See the [dedicated document](sessions/3pid-views.md)
### DNS Overwite
Specific to other features.
- [Raw](threepids/notification/basic-handler.md)
- [SendGrid](threepids/notification/sendgrid-handler.md)