bitdex.default.toml

# BitDex Server Configuration
#
# This file is the default configuration shipped with BitDex.
# On first run (with no CLI arguments), a copy is written as bitdex.toml
# next to the executable so you can customize it.
#
# All relative paths are resolved from the directory containing this file
# (i.e., next to the executable).
#
# CLI flags always override these values:
#   --port <N>              Override port
#   --data-dir <PATH>       Override data_dir
#   --rebuild               Force rebuild on startup
#   --config <PATH>         Use a different config file
#   --default-format <FMT>  Override default_query_format

# HTTP port to listen on
port = 3000

# Directory for index data storage
data_dir = "data"

# Set to true to rebuild all bitmap indexes from docstore on startup
# rebuild = false

# Default query format: "bitdex", "compact", or "meilisearch"
# Callers can override per-request with ?format= query parameter
# default_query_format = "bitdex"

# Log level: "error", "warn", "info", "debug", "trace"
# "info" logs all incoming queries with timing and result counts
# RUST_LOG env var overrides this setting
# log_level = "warn"

# Write per-query trace data to {data_dir}/traces.jsonl
# Records clause-level timing, cardinality cascade, cache hits, and sort metrics
# Useful for development and debugging; disable in production to avoid disk I/O
# enable_traces = false

# Admin token for gating mutating endpoints (config patch, cache clear, snapshot, etc.)
# If not set, admin endpoints return 403 Forbidden (fail-safe).
# BITDEX_ADMIN_TOKEN env var overrides this value (recommended for deployments).
# admin_token = "your-secret-token-here"

# Number of rayon threads for parallel dump processing.
# 0 = use rayon default (usually num_cpus). Set higher for dump-heavy workloads.
# rayon_threads = 0