PlayerNotes configuration

{
  // PlayerNotes help sheet. Every key from config.json is written out below with a note.
  // The notes make this a bad JSON file, so the server can not read it.
  // Your real changes belong in config.json.

  "General": {
    // Debug: flip to true if you want the log to show more detail while you sort out a problem.
    // Turn it back off when you are done.
    "Debug": false
  },

  // Commands: the word players type. Rename it if you like.
  "Commands": {
    // NoteCMD: the base command. Players use it like:
    //   /note add <text>     save a note
    //   /note here <label>   save your current spot with a label
    //   /note list           show your notes with numbers
    //   /note delete <n>     remove note number n
    //   /note clear          remove all your notes
    "NoteCMD": "/note"
  },

  // Notes: the limits.
  "Notes": {
    // MaxNotesPerPlayer: the most notes one player can keep. This stops the table from growing
    // forever. 20 is plenty. Set to 0 for no limit (not advised).
    "MaxNotesPerPlayer": 20,

    // MaxNoteLength: the longest a single note can be, in characters. Text past this is cut off.
    // 200 is a good size. Set to 0 for no limit.
    "MaxNoteLength": 200,

    // AllowCoords: set to true to allow /note here, which saves the player's current map spot.
    // Set to false to turn that off and keep notes as plain text only.
    "AllowCoords": true
  },

  // Permissions: gate who can use notes. Needs Permissions.dll.
  "Permissions": {
    // Enabled: true tells the plugin to ask Permissions who is allowed. When it is off, or when
    // Permissions.dll is not loaded, every player gets to use notes.
    "Enabled": true,

    // UsePermission: leave it "" so everyone can use notes. Set a node here to limit notes to
    // players who have it (for example a VIP only feature).
    "UsePermission": "",

    // AdminPermission: kept for later. The admin wipe command runs from the trusted console now.
    "AdminPermission": "PlayerNotes.Admin"
  },

  // Database: where notes are saved. SQLite needs no setup. MySQL is for sharing across servers.
  "Database": {
    // UseMySQL: set to false for SQLite (a local file, zero setup, great for one server). Set to
    // true to use a MySQL server instead, which lets many servers share one notes table.
    "UseMySQL": false,

    // SQLiteDatabasePath: only used when UseMySQL is false. Leave it "" to keep the file next to
    // the plugin as PlayerNotes.db. Set a full path to put it somewhere else.
    "SQLiteDatabasePath": "",

    // TableName: the table the notes live in. Change it only if it clashes with another table.
    "TableName": "PlayerNotes",

    // The keys below matter only when UseMySQL is true.
    // Host: the MySQL server address.
    "Host": "127.0.0.1",

    // Port: the MySQL port. 3306 is the normal one.
    "Port": 3306,

    // User and Password: the MySQL login.
    "User": "",
    "Password": "",

    // Database: the MySQL database name to use.
    "Database": "",

    // MysqlSSLMode: leave it -1 for the default. Change it only if your host needs a set SSL mode.
    "MysqlSSLMode": -1,

    // MysqlTLSVersion: leave it "" for the default. Set a TLS version only if your host needs one.
    "MysqlTLSVersion": ""
  }
}