var config = {
     environment: 'test'
    ,port: 8888
    ,host: '127.0.0.1'
    // Size of the threadpool which can be used to run user code and get notified in the loop thread
    // Its default size is 4, but it can be changed at startup time (the absolute maximum is 128).
    // See http://docs.libuv.org/en/latest/threadpool.html
    ,uv_threadpool_size: undefined
    // Time in milliseconds to force GC cycle.
    // Disable by using <=0 value.
    ,gc_interval: 10000
    // Regular expression pattern to extract username
    // from hostname. Must have a single grabbing block.
    ,user_from_host: '(.*)'

    // Base URLs for the APIs
    //
    // See https://github.com/CartoDB/Windshaft-cartodb/wiki/Unified-Map-API
    //
    // Base url for the Templated Maps API
    // "/api/v1/map/named" is the new API,
    // "/tiles/template" is for compatibility with versions up to 1.6.x
    ,base_url_templated: '(?:/api/v1/map/named|/user/:user/api/v1/map/named|/tiles/template)'
    // Base url for the Detached Maps API
    // "maps" is the the new API,
    // "tiles/layergroup" is for compatibility with versions up to 1.6.x
    ,base_url_detached: '(?:/api/v1/map|/user/:user/api/v1/map|/tiles/layergroup)'

    // Resource URLs expose endpoints to request/retrieve metadata associated to Maps: dataviews, analysis node status.
    //
    // This URLs depend on how `base_url_detached` and `user_from_host` are configured: the application can be
    // configured to accept request with the {user} in the header host or in the request path.
    // It also might depend on the configured cdn_url via `serverMetadata.cdn_url`.
    //
    // This template allows to make the endpoints generation more flexible, the template exposes the following params:
    //  1. {{=it.cdn_url}}: will be used when `serverMetadata.cdn_url` exists.
    //  2. {{=it.user}}: will use the username as extraced from `user_from_host` or `base_url_detached`.
    //  3. {{=it.port}}: will use the `port` from this very same configuration file.
    ,resources_url_templates: {
        http: 'http://{{=it.user}}.localhost.lan:{{=it.port}}/api/v1/map'
    }

    // Maximum number of connections for one process
    // 128 is a good value with a limit of 1024 open file descriptors
    ,maxConnections:128
    // Maximum number of templates per user. Unlimited by default.
    ,maxUserTemplates:1024
    // Seconds since "last creation" before a detached
    // or template instance map expires. Or: how long do you want
    // to be able to navigate the map without a reload ?
    // Defaults to 7200 (2 hours)
    ,mapConfigTTL: 7200
    // idle socket timeout, in milliseconds
    ,socket_timeout: 600000
    ,enable_cors: true
    ,cache_enabled: false
    ,log_format: '[:date] :req[X-Real-IP] :method :req[Host]:url :status :response-time ms -> :res[Content-Type] (:res[X-Tiler-Profiler]) (:res[X-Tiler-Errors])'
    // If log_filename is given logs will be written
    // there, in append mode. Otherwise stdout is used (default).
    // Log file will be re-opened on receiving the HUP signal
    //,log_filename: 'logs/node-windshaft.log'
    // Templated database username for authorized user
    // Supported labels: 'user_id' (read from redis)
    ,postgres_auth_user: 'test_windshaft_cartodb_user_<%= user_id %>'
    // Templated database password for authorized user
    // Supported labels: 'user_id', 'user_password' (both read from redis)
    ,postgres_auth_pass: 'test_windshaft_cartodb_user_<%= user_id %>_pass'
    ,postgres: {
        // Parameters to pass to datasource plugin of mapnik
        // See http://github.com/mapnik/mapnik/wiki/PostGIS
        user: "test_windshaft_publicuser",
        password: "public",
        host: '127.0.0.1',
        port: 5432,
        extent: "-20037508.3,-20037508.3,20037508.3,20037508.3",
        // max number of rows to return when querying data, 0 means no limit
        row_limit: 65535,
        simplify_geometries: true,
        use_overviews: true, // use overviews to retrieve raster
        /*
         * Set persist_connection to false if you want
         * database connections to be closed on renderer
         * expiration (1 minute after last use).
         * Setting to true (the default) would never
         * close any connection for the server's lifetime
         */
        persist_connection: false,
        max_size: 500
    }
    ,mapnik_version: ''
    ,mapnik_tile_format: 'png8:m=h'
    ,statsd: {
        host: 'localhost',
        port: 8125,
        prefix: 'test.:host.',
        cacheDns: true
        // support all allowed node-statsd options
    }
    ,renderer: {
      // Milliseconds since last access before renderer cache item expires
      cache_ttl: 60000,
      statsInterval: 5000, // milliseconds between each report to statsd about number of renderers and mapnik pool status
      mvt: {
        //If enabled, MVTs will be generated with PostGIS directly, instead of using Mapnik,
        //PostGIS 2.4 is required for this to work
        //If disabled it will use Mapnik MVT generation
        usePostGIS: false,
        dbPoolParams: {
              // maximum number of resources to create at any given time
              size: 16,
              // max milliseconds a resource can go unused before it should be destroyed
              idleTimeout: 3000,
              // frequency to check for idle resources
              reapInterval: 1000
          }
      },
      mapnik: {
          // The size of the pool of internal mapnik backend
          // This pool size is per mapnik renderer created in Windshaft's RendererFactory
          // See https://github.com/CartoDB/Windshaft/blob/master/lib/windshaft/renderers/renderer_factory.js
          // Important: check the configuration of uv_threadpool_size to use suitable value
          poolSize: 8,

          // Whether grainstore will use a child process or not to transform CartoCSS into Mapnik XML.
          // This will prevent blocking the main thread.
          useCartocssWorkers: false,

          // Metatile is the number of tiles-per-side that are going
          // to be rendered at once. If all of them will be requested
          // we'd have saved time. If only one will be used, we'd have
          // wasted time.
          metatile: 2,

          // tilelive-mapnik uses an internal cache to store tiles/grids
          // generated when using metatile. This options allow to tune
          // the behaviour for that internal cache.
          metatileCache: {
              // Time an object must stay in the cache until is removed
              ttl: 0,
              // Whether an object must be removed after the first hit
              // Usually you want to use `true` here when ttl>0.
              deleteOnHit: false
          },

          // Override metatile behaviour depending on the format
          formatMetatile: {
              png: 2,
              'grid.json': 1
          },

          // Buffer size is the tickness in pixel of a buffer
          // around the rendered (meta?)tile.
          //
          // This is important for labels and other marker that overlap tile boundaries.
          // Setting to 128 ensures no render artifacts.
          // 64 may have artifacts but is faster.
          // Less important if we can turn metatiling on.
          bufferSize: 64,

          // SQL queries will be wrapped with ST_SnapToGrid
          // Snapping all points of the  geometry to a regular grid
          snapToGrid: false,

          // SQL queries will be wrapped with ST_ClipByBox2D
          // Returning the portion of a geometry falling within a rectangle
          // It will only work if snapToGrid is enabled
          clipByBox2d: false, // this requires postgis >=2.2 and geos >=3.5

          limits: {
              // Time in milliseconds a render request can take before it fails, some notes:
              //  - 0 means no render limit
              //  - it considers metatiling, naive implementation: (render timeout) * (number of tiles in metatile)
              render: 0,
              // As the render request will finish even if timed out, whether it should be placed in the internal
              // cache or it should be fully discarded. When placed in the internal cache another attempt to retrieve
              // the same tile will result in an immediate response, however that will use a lot of more application
              // memory. If we want to enforce this behaviour we have to implement a cache eviction policy for the
              // internal cache.
              cacheOnTimeout: true
          },

          geojson: {
                dbPoolParams: {
                      // maximum number of resources to create at any given time
                      size: 16,
                      // max milliseconds a resource can go unused before it should be destroyed
                      idleTimeout: 3000,
                      // frequency to check for idle resources
                      reapInterval: 1000
                },

              // SQL queries will be wrapped with ST_ClipByBox2D
              // Returning the portion of a geometry falling within a rectangle
              // It will only work if snapToGrid is enabled
              clipByBox2d: false, // this requires postgis >=2.2 and geos >=3.5
              // geometries will be simplified using ST_RemoveRepeatedPoints
              // which cost is no more expensive than snapping and results are
              // much closer to the original geometry
              removeRepeatedPoints: false // this requires postgis >=2.2
          }
      },
      http: {
          timeout: 2000, // the timeout in ms for a http tile request
          proxy: undefined, // the url for a proxy server
          whitelist: [ // the whitelist of urlTemplates that can be used
              '.*', // will enable any URL
              'http://{s}.example.com/{z}/{x}/{y}.png',
              // for testing purposes
              'http://{s}.basemaps.cartocdn.com/dark_nolabels/{z}/{x}/{y}.png'
          ],
          // image to use as placeholder when urlTemplate is not in the whitelist
          // if provided the http renderer will use it instead of throw an error
          fallbackImage: {
              type: 'fs', // 'fs' and 'url' supported
              src: __dirname + '/../../assets/default-placeholder.png'
          }
      },
      torque: {
          dbPoolParams: {
              // maximum number of resources to create at any given time
              size: 16,
              // max milliseconds a resource can go unused before it should be destroyed
              idleTimeout: 3000,
              // frequency to check for idle resources
              reapInterval: 1000
          }
      }
    }
    // anything analyses related
    ,analysis: {
        // batch configuration
        batch: {
            // Inline execution avoid the use of SQL API as batch endpoint
            // When set to true it will run all analysis queries in series, with a direct connection to the DB
            // This might be useful for:
            //  - testing
            //  - running an standalone server without any dependency on external services
            inlineExecution: true,
            // where the SQL API is running, it will use a custom Host header to specify the username.
            endpoint: 'http://127.0.0.1:8080/api/v2/sql/job',
            // the template to use for adding the host header in the batch api requests
            hostHeaderTemplate: '{{=it.username}}.localhost.lan'
        },
        logger: {
            // If filename is given logs comming from analysis client  will be written
            // there, in append mode. Otherwise 'log_filename' is used. Otherwise stdout is used (default).
            // Log file will be re-opened on receiving the HUP signal
            filename: 'node-windshaft.log'
        },
        // Define max execution time in ms for analyses or tags
        // If analysis or tag are not found in redis this values will be used as default.
        limits: {
            moran: { timeout: 120000, maxNumberOfRows: 1e5 },
            cpu2x: { timeout: 60000 }
        }
    }
    ,millstone: {
        // Needs to be writable by server user
        cache_basedir: '/tmp/cdb-tiler-test/millstone'
    }
    ,redis: {
        host: '127.0.0.1',
        port: 6335,
        // Max number of connections in each pool.
        // Users will be put on a queue when the limit is hit.
        // Set to maxConnection to have no possible queues.
        // There are currently 2 pools involved in serving
        // windshaft-cartodb requests so multiply this number
        // by 2 to know how many possible connections will be
        // kept open by the server. The default is 50.
        max: 50,
        returnToHead: true, // defines the behaviour of the pool: false => queue, true => stack
        idleTimeoutMillis: 1, // idle time before dropping connection
        reapIntervalMillis: 1, // time between cleanups
        slowQueries: {
            log: true,
            elapsedThreshold: 200
        },
        slowPool: {
            log: true, // whether a slow acquire must be logged or not
            elapsedThreshold: 25 // the threshold to determine an slow acquire must be reported or not
        },
        emitter: {
            statusInterval: 5000 // time, in ms, between each status report is emitted from the pool, status is sent to statsd
        },
        unwatchOnRelease: false, // Send unwatch on release, see http://github.com/CartoDB/Windshaft-cartodb/issues/161
        noReadyCheck: true // Check `no_ready_check` at https://github.com/mranney/node_redis/tree/v0.12.1#overloading
    }
    // For more details about this options check https://nodejs.org/api/http.html#http_new_agent_options
    ,httpAgent: {
        keepAlive: true,
        keepAliveMsecs: 1000,
        maxSockets: 25,
        maxFreeSockets: 256
    }
    ,varnish: {
        host: '',
        port: null, // the por for the telnet interface where varnish is listening to
        http_port: 6081, // the port for the HTTP interface where varnish is listening to
        purge_enabled: false, // whether the purge/invalidation mechanism is enabled in varnish or not
        secret: 'xxx',
        ttl: 86400,
        layergroupTtl: 86400 // the max-age for cache-control header in layergroup responses
    }
    // this [OPTIONAL] configuration enables invalidating by surrogate key in fastly
    ,fastly: {
        // whether the invalidation is enabled or not
        enabled: false,
        // the fastly api key
        apiKey: 'wadus_api_key',
        // the service that will get surrogate key invalidation
        serviceId: 'wadus_service_id'
    }
    // If useProfiler is true every response will be served with an
    // X-Tiler-Profile header containing elapsed timing for various
    // steps taken for producing the response.
    ,useProfiler:true
    // Settings for the health check available at /health
    ,health: {
      enabled: false,
      username: 'localhost',
      z: 0,
      x: 0,
      y: 0
    }
    ,disabled_file: 'pids/disabled'

    // Use this as a feature flags enabling/disabling mechanism
    ,enabledFeatures: {
        // whether it should intercept tile render errors an act based on them, enabled by default.
        onTileErrorStrategy: true,
        // whether the affected tables for a given SQL must query directly postgresql or use the SQL API
        cdbQueryTablesFromPostgres: true,
        // whether in mapconfig is available stats & metadata for each layer
        layerStats: true
    }
};

module.exports = config;