# NMSR-aas config — renders to nmsr/config.toml (gitignored) via
# tooling/render-config.sh. Only ${BASE_DOMAIN} is substituted.
#
# Skins come from Drasl, NOT Mojang. Drasl exposes Mojang-compatible routes at
# the bare BaseURL:
#   session_server     -> {url}/session/minecraft/profile/{uuid}
#   mojang_api_server  -> {url}/users/profiles/minecraft/{name}
# and embeds absolute skin URLs (http://auth.${BASE_DOMAIN}/web/texture/skin/…)
# in the profile, which NMSR fetches directly (textures_server is only a
# fallback). NMSR resolves auth.${BASE_DOMAIN} internally over the docker
# network (caddy holds the mcnet alias → drasl), so no public round-trip.

[server]
address = "0.0.0.0"
port = 8080

[caching]
cleanup_interval = "1h"
# resolve_cache_duration caches the uuid -> profile (incl. skin URL) lookup, so
# it bounds how long a changed skin keeps showing the OLD avatar. Kept short so
# skin changes on the account page propagate within ~1 min (NMSR has no
# per-request force-refresh; a `?skin=` override is ignored by this build). Cost
# is one extra internal Drasl profile lookup per avatar per minute — trivial over
# mcnet for a 4-10 player server. For an instant global flush: restart nmsr.
resolve_cache_duration = "60s"
# texture cache stays long: Drasl skin URLs are content-hashed
# (/web/texture/skin/<sha256>.png), so a new skin = new URL = fresh fetch; this
# 48h cache never serves a stale skin.
texture_cache_duration = "48h"

[caching.cache_biases]

[mojank]
# Point every Mojang endpoint at Drasl (internal, plain http via the caddy alias).
session_server    = "http://auth.${BASE_DOMAIN}"
textures_server   = "http://auth.${BASE_DOMAIN}"
mojang_api_server = "http://auth.${BASE_DOMAIN}"
session_server_rate_limit = 10
# This is an offline-mode (authlib-injector) server — Drasl issues v3 offline
# UUIDs, so they must be accepted.
allow_offline_mode_uuids = true
use_dashless_uuids = false

[rendering]
sample_count = 1
use_smaa = true