import Config

config :kafka_ex,
       # A list of brokers to connect to. This can be in either of the following formats
       #
       #  * [{"HOST", port}...]
       #  * CSV - `"HOST:PORT,HOST:PORT[,...]"`
       #  * {mod, fun, args}
       #  * &arity_zero_fun/0
       #  * fn -> ... end
       #
       # If you receive :leader_not_available
       # errors when producing messages, it may be necessary to modify "advertised.host.name" in the
       # server.properties file.
       # In the case below you would set "advertised.host.name=localhost"
#       brokers: [
#         {"kafka1", 9092},
#         {"kafka2", 9092},
#         {"kafka3", 9092}
#       ],
        brokers: "localhost:9093,localhost:9094,localhost:9095",
         #
         # OR:
         # brokers: "localhost:9092,localhost:9093,localhost:9094"
         #
         # It may be useful to configure your brokers at runtime, for example if you use
         # service discovery instead of storing your broker hostnames in a config file.
         # To do this, you can use `{mod, fun, args}` or a zero-arity function, and `KafkaEx`
         # will invoke your callback when fetching the `:brokers` configuration.
         # Note that when using this approach you must return a list of host/port pairs.
         #
         # the default consumer group for worker processes, must be a binary (string)
         #    NOTE if you are on Kafka < 0.8.2 or if you want to disable the use of
         #    consumer groups, set this to :no_consumer_group (this is the
         #    only exception to the requirement that this value be a binary)
       consumer_group: "kafka_ex",
         # The client_id is the logical grouping of a set of kafka clients.
       client_id: "kafka_ex",
         # Set this value to true if you do not want the default
         # `KafkaEx.Server` worker to start during application start-up -
         # i.e., if you want to start your own set of named workers
       disable_default_worker: false,
         # Timeout value, in msec, for synchronous operations (e.g., network calls).
         # If this value is greater than GenServer's default timeout of 5000, it will also
         # be used as the timeout for work dispatched via KafkaEx.Server.call (e.g., KafkaEx.metadata).
         # In those cases, it should be considered a 'total timeout', encompassing both network calls and
         # wait time for the genservers.
       sync_timeout: 3000,
         # Supervision max_restarts - the maximum amount of restarts allowed in a time frame
       max_restarts: 10,
         # Supervision max_seconds -  the time frame in which :max_restarts applies
       max_seconds: 60,
         # Interval in milliseconds that GenConsumer waits to commit offsets.
       commit_interval: 5_000,
         # Threshold number of messages consumed for GenConsumer to commit offsets
         # to the broker.
       commit_threshold: 100,
         # Interval in milliseconds to wait before reconnect to kafka
       sleep_for_reconnect: 400,
         # This is the flag that enables use of ssl
       use_ssl: false,
         # see SSL OPTION DESCRIPTIONS - CLIENT SIDE at http://erlang.org/doc/man/ssl.html
         # for supported options
       ssl_options: [
#         cacertfile: File.cwd!() <> "/ssl/ca-cert",
#         certfile: File.cwd!() <> "/ssl/cert.pem",
#         keyfile: File.cwd!() <> "/ssl/key.pem"
       ],
         # set this to the version of the kafka broker that you are using
         # include only major.minor.patch versions.  must be at least 0.8.0
         # use "kayrock" for the new client
       kafka_version: "3.1.0"

config :logger,
       level: :info,
       truncate: 4096

env_config = Path.expand("#{Mix.env()}.exs", __DIR__)

if File.exists?(env_config) do
  import_config(env_config)
end