Configuration File

While wallust can work out without a config file, it results useful to define constant options in a file than giving them each time as a cli flag. This is why all parameters are optional.

Without a config file, wallust will choose to default implementations, which are explained in detail in the parameters section.

That being said, you can start editing your config file.

Format

The chosen format for the config file is Tom’s Obvious Minimal Language (TOML).

You can check the full specification here.

Structure

The config file is divided into two parts:

• global space
• templates space

Inside the global space you can define any parameter that you want.

To enter the templates space, however, requires a [templates] header. Below this, you can only define templates, which is explained in the next page.