{
	// If set to `false`, configurations defined afterwards won't be loaded.
	// Developers running Archey from the original project may keep in there the original `config.json`,
	//   while having their own external configuration set elsewhere.
	"allow_overriding": true,
	// Set to `false` to disable multi-threaded loading of entries.
	"parallel_loading": true,
	// If set to `true`, any execution warning or error would be hidden.
	// Configuration parsing warnings **would** still be shown.
	"suppress_warnings": false,
	// Use this option to specify a custom color for entries (logo won't be affected).
	// Value should be a string suitable for inclusion in the ANSI/ECMA-48 escape code for setting graphical rendition
	//
	// For instance "5;31;47" would result in red text blinking on white background.
	// See <https://wiki.bash-hackers.org/scripting/terminalcodes> for more information.
	"entries_color": "",
	// Set this option to `false` to force Archey to use its own colors palettes.
	// `true` by default to honor os-release(5) `ANSI_COLOR` option.
	"honor_ansi_color": true,
	// Set this option to an alternative logo style identifier instead of the default one for your distro.
	// For example, "retro" would show the retro styled Apple's logo on Darwin platforms.
	// You can set it to "none" to completely hide distribution logo.
	// Note that the `--logo-style` argument overrides this setting.
	"logo_style": "",
	// Enable icons for entries.
	// A terminal "nerd font" is required to display the icons. Otherwise, these are simply missing and a placeholder will be seen.
	// You can also refer to : <https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts>.
	// Make sure that your system locale supports UTF-8.
	"entries_icon": false,
	// Entries list.
	// Add a `disabled` option set to `true` to temporary hide one.
	// You may change entry displayed name by adding a `name` option.
	// You may change entry displayed icon by adding an `icon` option.
	// You may re-order the entries list as you wish.
	"entries": [
		{ "type": "User" },
		{ "type": "Hostname" },
		{ "type": "Model" },
		{ "type": "Distro" },
		{
			"type": "Kernel",
			// Set to `true` to enable kernel release check against <www.kernel.org>.
			// /!\ `DO_NOT_TRACK` environment variable may affect this feature behavior ! /!\
			"check_version": false
		},
		{ "type": "Uptime" },
		{
			"type": "LoadAverage",
			// Number of decimal places to display for the load average.
			"decimal_places": 2,
			// Some thresholds you can adjust to customize warning/danger colors.
			"warning_threshold": 1.0,
			"danger_threshold": 2.0
		},
		{ "type": "Processes" },
		{ "type": "WindowManager" },
		{ "type": "DesktopEnvironment" },
		{ "type": "Shell" },
		{
			"type": "Terminal",
			// Leave this option set to `true` to display a beautiful colors palette.
			// Set it to `false` to allow compatibility with non-Unicode locales.
			"use_unicode": true
		},
		{
			"type": "Packages",
			// Set to `true` to sum up all installed package counts.
			"combine_total": false,
			// Set to `false` not to join all packages tool counts on the same line.
			"one_line": true,
			// Set to `true` to include tools with no installed package.
			"show_zeros": false
		},
		{
			"type": "Temperature",
			// The character to display between the temperature value and the unit (as '°' in 53.2°C).
			"char_before_unit": " ",
			"sensors_chipsets": [
				// Whitelist of chipset identifiers (strings) passed to LM-SENSORS when computing the average temperature.
				// Leaving empty (the default) would make Archey process input data from **all** available chipsets.
				// Use this option if one of your sensors happens to return irrelevant values, or if you want to process only a subset of them.
				//
				// You may want to run `sensors -A` to list the available chipsets on your system (e.g. `coretemp-isa-0000`, `acpitz-acpi-0`, ...).
				// Then, you will be able to add them once double-quoted in this list, for instance :
				//"coretemp-isa-0000",
				//"acpitz-acpi-0"
			],
			"sensors_excluded_subfeatures": [
				// Blacklist of chipset "subfeature" (in LM-SENSORS terms) identifiers (strings) to exclude from average computation.
				// Leaving empty (the default) would make Archey process input data from **all** available subfeatures providing valid temperatures.
				//
				// For instance, AMD Ryzen X series CPUs include a thermal bias sensor, appearing as a subfeature named `Tctl`.
				// Excluding it can be achieved this way :
				//"Tctl"
			],
			// Display temperature values in Fahrenheit instead of Celsius.
			"use_fahrenheit": false
		},
		{
			"type": "CPU",
			// Set to `true` to join all CPUs on the same line.
			"one_line": false,
			// Set to `false` to hide the number of cores.
			"show_cores": true,
			//
			// As explained above, you may rename entries as you wish.
			"name": "Processor"
		},
		{
			"type": "GPU",
			// Set to `true` to join all GPUs on the same line.
			"one_line": false,
			// The maximum number of GPUs you want to display.
			// `false` --> Unlimited.
			"max_count": 2
		},
		{
			"type": "RAM",
			// Some threshold values you can adjust affecting warning/danger colors.
			"warning_use_percent": 33.3,
			"danger_use_percent": 66.7
		},
		{
			"type": "Disk",
			// Which filesystems to show:
			// `["local"]` shows only local filesystems.
			// You can alternatively list specific filesystems as:
			//  * A list of device paths - e.g. `["/dev/sda1", "/dev/nvme0n1p1"]`
			//  * A list of mount points - e.g. `["/", "/mnt"]`
			//  * A combination of the above - e.g. `["/", "/dev/sda2"]`
			"show_filesystems": ["local"],
			// Set to `false` to write each filesystem on its own line.
			"combine_total": true,
			// Defines which labels to use for each disk (only works if `combine_total` is false!)
			// The options available are:
			//  * `"mount_points"`: Shows the mount point of the filesystem.
			//      e.g. `Disk (/): 10.0 GiB/100.0 GiB`
			//           `Disk (/mnt): 15.0 GiB / 200.0 GiB`
			//  * `"device_paths"`: Shows the device path of the filesystem.
			//      e.g. `Disk (/dev/sda1): 10.0 GiB / 100.0 GiB`
			//           `Disk (/dev/mmcblk0p1): 15.0 GiB / 200.0 GiB`
			//  * `false` or `null` (no quote marks!): Don't show any device labels.
			//      e.g. `Disk: 10.0 GiB / 100.0 GiB`
			//           `Disk: 15.0 GiB / 200.0 GiB`
			"disk_labels": null,
			// Set to `true` to hide the "Disk" entry name from the output.
			// i.e. null  --> `Disk (/):`
			//      false --> `Disk (/):`
			//      true  --> `(/):`
			"hide_entry_name": null,
			// Some threshold values you can adjust affecting warning/danger colors.
			"warning_use_percent": 50,
			"danger_use_percent": 75
		},
		{
			"type": "LAN_IP",
			// Set to `false` not to join all IP addresses on the same line.
			"one_line": true,
			// The maximum number of local addresses you want to display.
			// `false` --> Unlimited.
			"max_count": 2,
			// Set to `true` if your local network does not honor RFC1918.
			"show_global": false,
			// Set to `false` to hide link-local IP addresses (see RFC3927).
			"show_link_local": true,
			// Set to `false` to only display IPv4 LAN addresses.
			"ipv6_support": true
		},
		{
			"type": "WAN_IP",
			//
			// As explained above, you may temporary hide entries as you wish.
			// See below example to hide your public IP addresses before posting your configuration on Internet.
			//"disabled": true,
			//
			// Set to `false` not to join all IP addresses on the same line.
			"one_line": true,
			//
			// Below are settings relative to IPv4/IPv6 public addresses retrieval.
			// I hope options are self-explanatory.
			// You may set `dns_query` (or `http_url`) to `false` to disable them.
			// You may directly set `ipv4` or `ipv6` fields to `false` to completely disable them.
			//
			// <https://ident.me/> server sources : <https://github.com/pcarrier/identme>.
			//
			// /!\ `DO_NOT_TRACK` environment variable may affect this entry behavior ! /!\
			"ipv4": {
				"dns_query": "myip.opendns.com",
				"dns_resolver": "resolver1.opendns.com",
				"dns_timeout": 1,
				"http_url": "https://v4.ident.me/",
				"http_timeout": 1
			},
			"ipv6": {
				"dns_query": "myip.opendns.com",
				"dns_resolver": "resolver1.opendns.com",
				"dns_timeout": 1,
				"http_url": "https://v6.ident.me/",
				"http_timeout": 1
			}
		},
		{
			"type": "Custom",
			// `command` option is mandatory. `shell` option defaults to `false`.
			// Don't forget to set a `name` (and optionally an icon) !
			"name": "GPU",
			"icon": "\ue735",
			// The custom shell command to execute.
			// /!\ If you're running AppArmor, don't forget to extend Archey profile through /etc/apparmor.d/local/usr.bin.archey4 !
			"shell": true,
			"command": "lshw -C display 2> /dev/null | rg product | cut -d ':' -f 2",
			// A custom program and its arguments to execute.
			"shell": false,
			"command": ["echo", "My super GPU model !"],
			// Whether or not command exit status code should be checked (defaults to `true`).
			"check": true,
			// Whether or not STDERR should be silenced instead of logged (defaults to `true`).
			"log_stderr": true,
			// Set to `false` not to join all output content on the same line.
			"one_line": true
		}
	],
	"default_strings": {
		// Use this section to override default strings (internationalization).
	}
}