# Runtime directory. You shouldn't set rundir without a good reason. Omit this
# parameter if everything works fine automatically.
# rundir = '/run/user/1000'

# You can include another config files using path glob. This is suitable for
# splitting configuration into separate files. All configs will recursively
# loaded. Max recursion depth is 10. pt will warn if some files aren't loaded.
# You need to recompile pt to change max_recursion_depth.
include = '~/.config/pt.d/*.toml'

# The command entry defenition. There 'sleep' is an entry name. TOML syntax
# allows you to use quoting for non-letter names e.g. [entry."hello@world"]
# All entry parameters described below.
[entry.sleep]
# PID file. You should not to set pidfile is most cases. Depends on rundir.
# Filename pattern is `{rundir}/{piddir}/{entry.name}.pid`. pidddir is always
# 'pt'.
# pidfile = '/run/user/1000/pt/sleep.pid'

# Working directory. If the process should be executed in a specific directory
# you can specify it here. If not specified, the current working directory is
# used.
workdir = '.'

# Labels do not affect the operation of the process in any way, but can be used
# to group commands and run them with `pt start -l label1 -l label2`.
labels = ['example']

# exec is array of strings with executable and arguments. Describing a command
# using this syntax may seem awkward, but it allows you to clearly and
# unambiguously define arguments that may include spaces and other special
# characters.
exec = ['/usr/bin/sleep', '100']

# You can pass environment variables to a process by declaring them as map.
env = { PATH = '/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin' }

# Description. Leave a note explaining what this command is for.
description = 'Just sleep'