config:
  # How much memory the Minecraft server is allowed to take up
  # Number in megabytes. Defaults to 1024. (= 1 GB)
  ram: 1024

  # File location of the server jar.
  # To be downloaded at: https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/download/server
  server_jar: server.jar

# Matrix bridge configurations
matrix:
  # Homeserver URL
  homeserver: https://matrix.example.org/

  # Bridge login credentials
  username: "@alice:example.org"
  password: bridge_password

  # Matrix room
  room_id: "!channel_id:example.org"

  # IP address or domain where users can join the server
  server_address: unknown ip

  # List of Matrix users that can send commands to the bridge.
  # When a message starts with an exclamation mark, (!) the bridge will
  # interpret it as a Minecraft command and will put that as a command
  # into the console.
  mc-admins:
    - "@bram:matrix.directory"
    # - "@alice:example.org"
    # - 

  # When users have bridged from other platforms, you can indicate accordingly.
  # When multiple RegEx strings apply, all are included.
  alternative_platforms:
    Discord:
      match: "@_?discord_\d+:.+"
      text: D
      color: aqua
    WhatsApp:
      match: "@whatsapp_\d+:.+"
      text: W
      color: green

# Settings that directly affect running the Minecraft server.
minecraft:
  # Confirm the Minecraft EULA. Defaults to false.
  # eula: true

  # --------------------
  # MINECRAFT SERVER

  # Exposed port. Defaults to 25565
  server-port: 25565

  # Maximum amount of players welcome on the server at a time.
  # Defaults to 20.
  # max-players: 7

  # Whether to enable command blocks. Defaults to false.
  # enable-command-block: true

  # Controls how close entities need to be before being sent to clients.
  # Higher values means they'll be rendered from farther away,
  # potentially causing more lag.
  # Value must be between 10 and 1000
  # entity-broadcast-range-percentage: 150

  # Server description
  # This is the message that is displayed in the server list of the client, 
  # below the name. It supports color formatting!
  # Defaults to a Minecraft server.
  # motd: A Minecraft server

  # --------------------
  # SECURITY

  # Whether the server appears "online" to clients. Defaults to true.
  # When set to false, the server appears offline but users can still join.
  # enable-status: false

  # If the whitelist is reloaded and/or enabled, any online player not on
  # the whitelist, gets kicked immediately. Defaults to false.
  # enforce-whitelist: true

  # Hide online players. This effectively hides who's online when looking
  # at the server's online status. Defaults to false.
  # hide-online-players: true

  # Server checks connecting players against Minecraft account database.
  # Set this to false only if the player's server is not connected to the
  # Internet. Hackers with fake accounts can connect if this is set to false!
  # If minecraft.net is down or inaccessible, no players can connect if this
  # is set to true. Setting this variable to off purposely is called "cracking"
  # a server, and servers that are present with online mode off are called
  # "cracked" servers, allowing players with unlicensed copies of Minecraft
  # to join.
  # Defaults to true.
  # online-mode: false

  # Sets whether the server sends snoop data regularly
  # to http://snoop.minecraft.net.
  # Defaults to true.
  snooper-enabled: false

  # Enables a whitelist on the server. Defaults to false.
  # white-list: true

  # --------------------
  # ANTI ABUSE

  # Allow users to use flight on the server. Defaults to false.
  # When set to false, players in the air for at least 5 seconds get kicked
  # allow-flight: true

  # Allow only players with a confirmed Mojang account to join the server.
  # When set to false, users might have a cracked Minecraft account when joining.
  # enforce-secure-profile: false

  # If non-zero, players are kicked from the server if they are idle for
  # more than that many minutes.
  # Defaults to zero.
  # player-idle-timeout: 15

  # Enable PvP on the server. Defaults to true.
  # pvp: false

  # --------------------
  # WORLD SETTINGS

  # Whether nether portals work. Defaults to true.
  # allow-nether: false

  # Force players into the "default" gamemode when they (re)join the server.
  # Defaults to false.
  # force-gamemode: true

  # Whether structures (such as villages) can be generated. Defaults to true.
  # generate-structures: false

  # Sets a world seed for the player's world, as in singleplayer.
  # If omitted, the world generates with a random seed.
  # level-seed: ''

  # Sets the maximum distance from players that living entities may be located
  # in order to be updated by the server, measured in chunks in each direction
  # of the player (radius, not diameter).
  # Options: 3 - 32. Defaults to 10, which is recommended.
  # simulation-distance: 5

  # Whether animals can spawn. Defaults to true.
  # spawn-animals: false

  # Whether monsters can spawn. Defaults to true.
  # spawn-monsters: false

  # Whether villagers can spawn. Defaults to true.
  # spawn-npcs: false

  # Determines the side length of the square spawn protection area as 2x+1.
  # Setting this to 0 disables the spawn protection. A value of 1 protects
  # a 3×3 square centered on the spawn point. 2 protects 5×5, 3 protects 7×7,
  # etc. If there are no ops set on the server, the spawn protection is
  # disabled automatically as well. 
  # Defaults to 16.
  # spawn-protection: 9

  # --------------------
  # GAMEPLAY

  # Set the difficulty of the server. Defaults to easy.
  # Options: peaceful, easy, medium, hard
  difficulty: easy

  # Default gamemode. Defaults to survival.
  # Options: survival, creative, adventure, spectator
  gamemode: survival

  # Enable hardcore mode. Defaults to false.
  # If set to true, server difficulty is ignored and set to hard,
  # and players are set to spectator mode when they die.
  # hardcore: true

  # Maximum view distance. Defaults to 10.
  # view-distance: 15