Elian Doran
44 lines
1.9 KiB
TypeScript
44 lines
1.9 KiB
TypeScript
import config from "./config.js";
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import optionService from "./options.js";
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import { normalizeUrl } from "./utils.js";
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/*
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* Primary configuration for sync is in the options (document), but we allow to override
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* these settings in config file. The reason for that is to avoid a mistake of loading a live/production
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* document with live sync settings in a dev/debug environment. Changes would then successfully propagate
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* to live sync server.
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*/
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function get(name: keyof typeof config.Sync) {
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return (config["Sync"] && config["Sync"][name]) || optionService.getOption(name);
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}
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export default {
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// env variable is the easiest way to guarantee we won't overwrite prod data during development
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// after copying prod document/data directory
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getSyncServerHost: () => {
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const host = get("syncServerHost");
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return host ? normalizeUrl(host) : host;
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},
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isSyncSetup: () => {
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const syncServerHost = get("syncServerHost");
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// special value "disabled" is here to support a use case where the document is configured with sync server,
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// and we need to override it with config from config.ini
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return !!syncServerHost && syncServerHost !== "disabled";
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},
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// Value is stored in seconds (TimeSelector saves displayed value × scale).
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// Config file overrides are treated as raw milliseconds for backward compatibility.
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getSyncTimeout: () => {
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const configValue = config["Sync"]?.syncServerTimeout;
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if (configValue) {
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// Config override: treat as raw milliseconds (backward compatible)
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return parseInt(configValue, 10) || 120000;
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}
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// Database option: stored in seconds, convert to milliseconds
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const seconds = parseInt(optionService.getOption("syncServerTimeout"), 10) || 120;
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return seconds * 1000;
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},
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getSyncProxy: () => get("syncProxy")
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};
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