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52 lines
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# example configuration file for khard version > 0.14.0
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# place it under ~/.config/khard/khard.conf
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# This file is parsed by the configobj library. The syntax is described at
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# https://configobj.readthedocs.io/en/latest/configobj.html#the-config-file-format
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[addressbooks]
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[[contacts]]
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path = ~/.contacts/contacts/
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[general]
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debug = no
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default_action = list
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# These are either strings or comma seperated lists
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editor = nvim, -i, NONE
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merge_editor = vimdiff
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[contact table]
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# display names by first or last name: first_name / last_name / formatted_name
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display = first_name
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# group by address book: yes / no
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group_by_addressbook = no
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# reverse table ordering: yes / no
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reverse = no
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# append nicknames to name column: yes / no
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show_nicknames = no
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# show uid table column: yes / no
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show_uids = yes
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# sort by first or last name: first_name / last_name / formatted_name
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sort = last_name
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# localize dates: yes / no
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localize_dates = yes
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# set a comma separated list of preferred phone number types in descending priority
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# or nothing for non-filtered alphabetical order
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preferred_phone_number_type = pref, cell, home
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# set a comma separated list of preferred email address types in descending priority
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# or nothing for non-filtered alphabetical order
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preferred_email_address_type = pref, work, home
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[vcard]
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# extend contacts with your own private objects
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# these objects are stored with a leading "X-" before the object name in the vcard files
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# every object label may only contain letters, digits and the - character
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# example:
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# private_objects = Jabber, Skype, Twitter
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# default: , (the empty list)
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# preferred vcard version: 3.0 / 4.0
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preferred_version = 4.0
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# Look into source vcf files to speed up search queries: yes / no
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search_in_source_files = no
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# skip unparsable vcard files: yes / no
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skip_unparsable = no
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