lemmy_ynh/conf/pict-rs.toml

## Server configuration
[server]
## Optional: pict-rs binding address
# default: 0.0.0.0:8080
address = '127.0.0.1:__PORT_PICTRS__'

## Optional: pict-rs worker id
# default: pict-rs-1
#
# This is used for the internal job queue. It will have more meaning once a shared metadata
# repository (like postgres) can be defined.
worker_id = 'pict-rs-1'

## Optional: shared secret for internal endpoints
# default: empty
#
# Not specifying api_key disables internal endpoints
api_key = 'API_KEY'

## Optional: How many files are allowed to be uploaded per request
# default: 1
max_file_count = 1

## Client configuration
[client]
## Optional: connection pool size for internal http client
# default: 100
#
# This number is multiplied the number of cores available to pict-rs. Running on a 2 core machine
# with the default value will result in 200 pooled connections. Running on a 32 core machine with
# the default value will result in 3200 pooled connections.
#
# This number can be lowered to keep pict-rs within ulimit bounds if you encounter errors related to
# "Too many open files". Alternatively, increasing the ulimit of your system can solve this problem
# as well.
pool_size = 100

## Optional: time (in seconds) the client will wait for a response before giving up
# default: 30
#
# This is used for the `/image/download` endpoint when fetching media from another server. It is
# distinct from the object storage client timeout, which can be configured separately
timeout = 30


## Logging configuration
[tracing.logging]
## Optional: log format
# default: normal
#
# available options: compact, json, normal, pretty
format = 'normal'

## Optional: log targets
# default: warn,tracing_actix_web=info,actix_server=info,actix_web=info
#
# Dictates which traces should print to stdout
targets = 'warn,tracing_actix_web=info,actix_server=info,actix_web=info'


## Console configuration
[tracing.console]
## Optional: console address
# default: empty
#
# Dictates whether console should be enabled, and what address it should be exposed on.
#
# When set, tokio-console can connect to the pict-rs service
#
# Configure your container to expose the console port
# ```
# # docker-compose.yml
# version: '3.3'
#
# services:
#   pictrs:
#     image: asonix/pictrs:0.4.1
#     ports:
#       - "127.0.0.1:8080:8080"
#       - "127.0.0.1:6669:6669" # this is the line that exposes console
#     restart: always
#     volumes:
#       - ./volumes/pictrs:/mnt
# ```
#
# Connect from console
# ```
# $ tokio-console http://localhost:6669
# ```
address = '0.0.0.0:6669'

## Optional: console buffer capacity
# default: 102400
#
# This is the number of _events_ to buffer, not the number of bytes. In reality, the amount of
# RAM used will be significatnly larger (in bytes) than the buffer capacity (in events)
buffer_capacity = 102400


## OpenTelemetry configuration
[tracing.opentelemetry]
## Optional: url for exporting otlp traces
# default: empty
#
# Not specifying opentelemetry_url means no traces will be exported
# When set, pict-rs will export OpenTelemetry traces to the provided URL. If the URL is
# inaccessible, this can cause performance degredation in pict-rs, so it is best left unset unless
# you have an OpenTelemetry collector
url = 'http://localhost:4317/'

## Optional: name to relate OpenTelemetry traces
# default: pict-rs
service_name = 'pict-rs'

## Optional: trace level to export
# default: info
#
# Follows the same format as RUST_LOG
targets = 'info'


## Configuration for migrating from pict-rs 0.2
[old_db]
## Optional: path to old pict-rs directory
# default: /mnt
path = '/mnt'


## Media Processing Configuration
[media]
## Optional: max file size (in Megabytes)
# default: 40
max_file_size = 40

## Optional: preprocessing steps for uploaded images
# default: empty
#
# This configuration is the same format as the process endpoint's query arguments
preprocess_steps = 'crop=16x9&resize=1200&blur=0.2'

## Optional: set allowed filters for image processing
# default: ['blur', 'crop', 'identity', 'resize', 'thumbnail']
filters = ['blur', 'crop', 'identity', 'resize', 'thumbnail']


[media.image]
## Optional: max media width (in pixels)
# default: 10,000
max_width = 10000

## Optional: max media height (in pixels)
# default: 10,000
max_height = 10000

## Optional: max media area (in pixels)
# default: 40,000,000
max_area = 40000000

## Optional: max file size (in Megabytes)
# default: 40
max_file_size = 40

## Optional: set file type for all images
# default: empty
#
# available options: avif, png, jpeg, jxl, webp
# When set, all uploaded still images will be converted to this file type. For balancing quality vs
# file size vs browser support, 'avif', 'jxl', and 'webp' should be considered. By default, images
# are stored in their original file type.
format = "webp"


[media.image.quality]
## Optional: set quality for AVIF images
# default: empty
#
# availabe range: 0-100
# 100 means best quality and 0 means worst quality. Playing with numbers between 40 and 100 makes
# the most sense.
avif = 100

## Optional: set compression for PNG images
# default: empty
#
# availabe range: 0-100
# 100 means best compression and 0 means worst compression. Since PNG is a lossless format, changing
# this value will not change how the images look.
png = 100

## Optional: set quality for JPEG images
# default: empty
#
# availabe range: 0-100
# 100 means best quality and 0 means worst quality. Playing with numbers between 60 and 100 makes
# the most sense.
jpeg = 100

## Optional: set quality for JXL images
# default: empty
#
# availabe range: 0-100
# 100 means best quality and 0 means worst quality. Playing with numbers between 40 and 100 makes
# the most sense.
jxl = 100

## Optional: set quality for WEBP images
# default: empty
#
# availabe range: 0-100
# 100 means best quality and 0 means worst quality. Playing with numbers between 50 and 100 makes
# the most sense.
webp = 100


[media.animation]
## Optional: max animation width (in pixels)
# default: 256
#
# If an animation exceeds this value, it may be converted to a silent video
max_width = 256

## Optional: max animation height (in pixels)
# default: 256
#
# If an animation exceeds this value, it may be converted to a silent video
max_height = 256

## Optional: max animation area (in pixels)
# default: 65,526
#
# If an animation exceeds this value, it may be converted to a silent video
max_area = 65536

## Optional: max animation size (in Megabytes)
# default: 40
#
# If an animation exceeds this value, it may be converted to a silent video
max_file_size = 40

## Optional: max frame count
# default: 100
#
# If an animation exceeds this value, it may be converted to a silent video
max_frame_count = 100

## Optional: set file type for all animations
# default: empty
#
# available options: apng, avif, gif, webp
# When set, all uploaded still images will be converted to this file type. For balancing quality vs
# file size vs browser support, 'avif', 'jxl', and 'webp' should be considered. By default, images
# are stored in their original file type.
format = "webp"


[media.animation.quality]
## Optional: set compression for APNG animations
# default: empty
#
# availabe range: 0-100
# 100 means best compression and 0 means worst compression. Since APNG is a lossless format,
# changing this value will not change how the animations look.
apng = 100

## Optional: set quality for AVIF animations
# default: empty
#
# availabe range: 0-100
# 100 means best quality and 0 means worst quality. Playing with numbers between 40 and 100 makes
# the most sense.
avif = 100

## Optional: set quality for WEBP animations
# default: empty
#
# availabe range: 0-100
# 100 means best quality and 0 means worst quality. Playing with numbers between 50 and 100 makes
# the most sense.
webp = 100


[media.video]
## Optional: enable MP4 and WEBM uploads (without sound)
# default: true
#
# Set this to false to serve static images only
enable = true

## Optional: enable Sound for MP4 and WEBM uploads
# default: false
#
# this setting does nothing if video is not enabled
allow_audio = false

## Optional: max video width (in pixels)
# default: 3,840
#
# this setting does nothing if video is not enabled
max_width = 3840

## Optional: max video height (in pixels)
# default: 3,840
#
# this setting does nothing if video is not enabled
max_height = 3840

## Optional: max video area (in pixels)
# default: 8,294,400
#
# this setting does nothing if video is not enabled
max_area = 8294400

## Optional: max video size (in Megabytes)
# default: 40
#
# this setting does nothing if video is not enabled
max_file_size = 40

## Optional: max frame count
# default: 900
#
# this setting does nothing if video is not enabled
max_frame_count = 900

## Optional: set the default video codec
# default: vp9
#
# available options: av1, h264, h265, vp8, vp9
# this setting does nothing if video is not enabled
video_codec = "vp9"

## Optional: set the default audio codec
# default: empty
#
# available options: aac, opus, vorbis
# The audio codec is automatically selected based on video codec, but can be overriden to `vorbis`
# for webm uploads
# automatic mappings:
# - av1, vp8, and vp9 map to opus
# - h264 and h265 map to aac
# - vorbis is not default for any codec
# this setting does nothing if full video is not enabled
audio_codec = "opus"


[media.video.quality]
## Optional: set maximum quality for all videos
# default: 32
#
# This value means different things for different video codecs:
# - it ranges from 0 to 63 for AV1
# - it ranges from 4 to 63 for VP8
# - it ranges from 0 to 63 for VP9
# - it ranges from 0 to 51 for H265
# - it ranges from 0 to 51 for 8bit H264
# - it ranges from 0 to 63 for 10bit H264
#
# A lower value (closer to 0) is higher quality, while a higher value (closer to 63) is lower
# quality. Generally acceptable ranges are 15-38, where lower values are preferred for larger
# videos
#
# This value may be overridden for some videos depending on whether other crf configurations are set
# For example, if crf_max is set to 32 and crf_720 is set to 34, then all videos smaller than or
# equal to 720p video will be encoded with a `crf` of 34, while all videos larger than 720p will be
# encoded with a `crf` of 32
#
# The example values here are taken from a google document about reasonable CRF values for VP9
# video. More information about `crf` can be found on ffmpeg's wiki
# 
# - AV1: https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Encode/AV1#ConstantQuality
# - H264: https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Encode/H.264#crf
# - H265: https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Encode/H.265#ConstantRateFactorCRF
# - VP8: https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Encode/H.265#ConstantRateFactorCRF
# - VP9: https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Encode/VP9#constantq
crf_max = 12

## Optional: set quality for videos up to 240p
# default: empty
#
# This value overrides `crf_max` for videos with a smaller dimension of at most 240px (240p)
crf_240 = 37

## Optional: set quality for videos up to 360p
# default: empty
#
# This value overrides `crf_max` for videos with a smaller dimension of at most 360px (260p)
crf_360 = 36

## Optional: set quality for videos up to 480p
# default: empty
#
# This value overrides `crf_max` for videos with a smaller dimension of at most 480px (480p)
crf_480 = 33

## Optional: set quality for videos up to 720p
# default: empty
#
# This value overrides `crf_max` for videos with a smaller dimension of at most 720px (720p)
crf_720 = 32

## Optional: set quality for videos up to 1080p
# default: empty
#
# This value overrides `crf_max` for videos with a smaller dimension of at most 1080px (1080p)
crf_1080 = 31

## Optional: set quality for videos up to 1440p
# default: empty
#
# This value overrides `crf_max` for videos with a smaller dimension of at most 1440px (1440p)
crf_1440 = 24

## Optional: set quality for videos up to 4K
# default: empty
#
# This value overrides `crf_max` for videos with a smaller dimension of at most 2160px (4K)
crf_2160 = 15


## Database configuration
[repo]
## Optional: database backend to use
# default: sled
#
# available options: sled
type = 'sled'

## Optional: path to sled repository
# default: /mnt/sled-repo
path = '/mnt/sled-repo'

## Optional: in-memory cache capacity for sled data (in bytes)
# default: 67,108,864 (1024 * 1024 * 64, or 64MB)
cache_capacity = 67108864

## Optional: path for storing database exports
# default: /mnt/exports
#
# Used in combination with the /internal/export endpoint to dump the current sled database into a
# new file. This can be helpful for backing up a running pict-rs server.
export_path = "/mnt/exports"


## Media storage configuration
[store]
## Optional: type of media storage to use
# default: filesystem
#
# available options: filesystem, object_storage
type = 'filesystem'

## Required: endpoint at which the object storage exists
# default: empty
#
# examples:
# - `http://localhost:9000` # minio
# - `https://s3.dualstack.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com` # s3
#endpoint = 'http://minio:9000'

## Optional: How to format object storage requests
# default: false
#
# When this is true, objects will be fetched from http{s}://{endpoint}:{port}/{bucket_name}/{object}
# When false, objects will be fetched from http{s}://{bucket_name}.{endpoint}:{port}/{object}
#
# Set to true when using minio
use_path_style = false

## Required: object storage bucket name
# default: empty
bucket_name = 'pict-rs'

## Required: object storage region
# default: empty
#
# When using minio, this can be set to `minio`
region = 'minio'

## Required: object storage access key
# default: empty
access_key = 'ACCESS_KEY'

## Required: object storage secret key
# default: empty
secret_key = 'SECRET_KEY'

## Optional: object storage session token
# default: empty
session_token = 'SESSION_TOKEN'

## Optional: set how long object storage signatures are valid for (in seconds)
# default: 15
#
# This can be useful if your object storage might take a while to process requests. It should not be
# increased more than needed to prevent replay attacks.
signature_expiration = 15

## Optional: set how long pict-rs will wait (in seconds) for a response from object storage
# default: 30
#
# This value is the total wait time, and not additional wait time on top of the
# signature_expiration.
client_timeout = 30

## Filesystem media storage example
# ## Media storage configuration
# [store]
# ## Optional: type of media storage to use
# # default: filesystem
# #
# # available options: filesystem, object_storage
# type = 'filesystem'
#
# ## Optional: path to uploaded media
# # default: /mnt/files
# path = '__DATA_DIR__'