formats:
  kuvaq:
    - regexp: (\d{1,3}(\.\d{1,3}){3} )
      name: ip-address
    - regexp: (- )
      name: dash
    - regexp: ("[^"]+" )
      name: string
    - regexp: (\d\d\d)
      name: http-status-code
      alternatives:
        - regexp: (2\d\d)
          name: 2xx
        - regexp: (3\d\d)
          name: 3xx
        - regexp: (4\d\d)
          name: 4xx
        - regexp: (5\d\d)
          name: 5xx

formats:
  # Name of a format
  elysium:
    # Regexp must begin with an opening parenthesis `(`
    # and it must end with a paired closing parenthesis `)`
    # Regexp can't be empty `()`
    # That is, your regexp must be within one capture group
    # and contain a valid regular expression.
    - regexp: (\d\d\d )
      # Name of the capture group.
      # It will be used to assign colors and style
      # later in the "themes" section (see below).
      name: capture-group-name
      # Alternatives are useful when you have a general regular expression
      # but want different colors for a specific subset of cases
      # within this regular expression.
      # A common example is an HTTP status code.
      alternatives:
        # Every regexp here has the same "name" field
        # and no "alternatives" field.
        - regexp: (2\d\d )
          name: 2xx
        - regexp: (4\d\d )
          name: 4xx
    # Each subsequent regexp is added to the previous one,
    # and together they form a complete regexp for the whole string
    - regexp: (--- )
      name: dashes
    - regexp: ([[:xdigit:]]{32})
      name: hash
    # Full regexp for this whole example:
    # ^(\d\d\d )(--- )([[:xdigit:]]{32})$

patterns:
  # Simple patterns (one regexp)
  string:
    priority: 500
    regexp: ("[^"]+"|'[^']+')

  number:
    regexp: (\d+)

  # Complex pattern (built from a list of regexps)
  ipv4-address-with-port:
    regexps:
      - regexp: (\d{1,3}(\.\d{1,3}){3})
        name: address
      - regexp: ((:\d{1,5})?)
        name: port

patterns:
  # Simple pattern (when you use only "regexp" field)
  # Name of a pattern
  http-status-code:
    # Patterns with higher priority will be painted earlier;
    # the default priority is 0.
    priority: 10
    # The same fields are used here as in formats (see above).
    regexp: (\d\d\d)
    # Patterns can have alternatives just like in formats.
    alternatives:
      - regexp: (2\d\d)
        name: 2xx
      - regexp: (3\d\d)
        name: 3xx
      - regexp: (4\d\d)
        name: 4xx
      - regexp: (5\d\d)
        name: 5xx

  # Complex pattern (when you use the "regexps" field)
  # The same fields are used here as in formats (see above).
  # Complex patterns are formed from all regexps in the "regexps" list.
  # For example, the pattern below will be rendered as (\d{1,3}(\.\d{1,3}){3})((:\d{1,5})?)
  # The main difference from a simple pattern is that you can control
  # the style of the individual parts of the pattern.
  ipv4-address-with-port:
    regexps:
      - regexp: (\d{1,3}(\.\d{1,3}){3})
        name: address
      - regexp: ((:\d{1,5})?)
        name: port

  # Complex patterns are mainly used when you want to build a pattern
  # that builds on other patterns. For example, you may want to make a highlighter
  # for the "logfmt" format. An example of a "logfmt" log line:
  # ts=2024-02-16T23:00:02.953Z caller=db.go:16 level=info component=tsdb msg="Deleting..."
  # You can't use formats (see above) because the structure of "logfmt" is variable.
  # In such a case, you can describe the base "logfmt" element (xxx=xxx) and look for other
  # existing patterns (date, time, IP address, etc.) on the right side of the equals sign
  # (see how to accomplish this below in the "themes" section).
  logfmt:
    regexps:
      - regexp: ( [^=]+)
        name: key
      - regexp: (=)
        name: equal-sign
      - regexp: ([^ ]+)
        name: value

words:
  good:
    - "complete"
    - "enable"
    - "online"
    - "succeed"
    - "success"
    - "successful"
    - "successfully"
    - "true"
    - "valid"

  bad:
    - "block"
    - "critical"
    - "deny"
    - "disable"
    - "error"
    - "fail"
    - "false"
    - "fatal"
    - "invalid"

  your-word-group:
    - "lonzo"
    - "gizmo"
    - "lotek"
    - "toni"

themes:
  # Name of a theme
  utopia:
    # The default color is used for anything that does not fall into a format, pattern, or word.
    # If you don't specify a default color, the normal color of your terminal will be used.
    #default:
    #  fg: "#ff0000"
    #  bg: "#00ff00"
    #  style: "bold"

    formats:
      kuvaq:
        ip-address:
          fg: "#f5ce42"
        dash:
          bg: "#807e7a"
          style: bold
        string:
          fg: "#9ddb56"
          bg: "#f5ce42"
        http-status-code:
          default:
            fg: "#ffffff"
          2xx:
            fg: "#00ff00"
            style: bold
          3xx:
            fg: "#00ffff"
            style: bold
          4xx:
            fg: "#ff0000"
            style: bold
          5xx:
            fg: "#ff00ff"
            style: bold

      elysium:
        capture-group-name:
          default:
            fg: "#ffffff"
          2xx:
            fg: "#00ff00"
            style: bold
          4xx:
            fg: "#ff0000"
            style: bold
        dashes:
          bg: "#807e7a"
          style: bold
        hash:
          fg: "#9ddb56"
          bg: "#f5ce42"

    patterns:
      string:
        fg: "#00ff00"

      number:
        bg: "#00ffff"
        style: bold

      http-status-code:
        default:
          fg: "#ffffff"
        2xx:
          fg: "#00ff00"
        3xx:
          fg: "#00ffff"
        4xx:
          fg: "#ff0000"
        5xx:
          fg: "#ff00ff"

      ipv4-address-with-port:
        address:
          fg: "#ffc777"
        port:
          fg: "#ff966c"

      logfmt:
        key:
          fg: "#ff0000"
        equal-sign:
          fg: "#00ff00"
        value:
          style: patterns-and-words

    words:
      good:
        fg: "#52fa8a"
        style: bold

      bad:
        fg: "#f06c62"
        style: bold

      your-word-group:
        bg: "#0b78f1"

  # another theme
  menetekel:
    formats:
      # . . .
    patterns:
      # . . .
    words:
      # . . .

settings:
  theme: "utopia"

  no-builtin-formats: false
  no-builtin-patterns: false
  no-builtin-words: false
  no-builtins: true

  only-formats: false
  only-patterns: false
  only-words: false

  no-ansi-escape-sequences-stripping: false

  debug: false
  dry-run: false

# . . .
themes:
  tokyonight-dark:
    patterns:
      uuid:
        fg: "#ff0000"
        bg: "#00ff00"
        style: bold
# . . .

# . . .
themes:
  tokyonight-dark:
    default:
      fg: "#ff0000"
      bg: "#00ff00"
      style: bold
# . . .

# . . .
themes:
  your-theme-name:
    formats:
      # . . .
    patterns:
      # . . .
    words:
      # . . .
# . . .

# . . .
settings:
  theme: your-theme-name
  # . . .
# . . .

# . . .
settings:
  # . . .
  no-builtins: true
  # . . .
# . . .