schema_version   = 1
lectionary       = "new"    # "new" (niedziela.pl) or "traditional" (missalemeum, 1962)
traditional_lang = "pl"     # vernacular for traditional propers: "pl" or "en"
versions         = ["pl", "wuj", "vul", "grb", "drb"]  # compare set + TUI cycle order
default_version  = "pl"     # TUI start / `lectio show` default
width            = 0        # CLI wrap width; 0 = detect terminal
all              = false    # default to all parts (true) or just the gospel (false)
offline          = false    # true = never fetch; read only harvested sigla + cache
ui_language      = "en"      # interface language (labels/keybar/banner): "en" or "pl". Readings stay source-language.
web_theme        = "transfiguration"  # default lectio-web theme (built-in order/season name, or a user theme in ~/.config/lectio/themes/)
web_port         = 0        # lectio-web port; 0 = try 1099, then any free port
web_display      = "horizontal"  # default lectio-web layout ("uklad"): "horizontal" (stacked), "vertical" (columns), "interlinear" (verse-by-verse)
web_mono         = false    # lectio-web: monospace reading face for any theme (also a top-bar "mono" toggle)
web_versions     = []       # lectio-web: which versions start toggled on, e.g. ["wuj", "vul"]; empty = just default_version
pager            = ""       # send reading output through a pager, e.g. "less -R"; empty = off (also -P/--no-pager)

# Hide reading parts you don't want. Every part shows by default; a part is
# hidden only when you uncomment its line below (each is preset to false =
# hide). Parts you don't list stay shown. Only the modern lectionary has
# part toggles -- the traditional lectionary always shows just the epistle
# and gospel.
#
# [parts.new]
# pierwsze_czytanie = false   # 1. czytanie (1st reading)
# psalm             = false   # Psalm
# drugie_czytanie   = false   # 2. czytanie (2nd reading, on feasts)
# aklamacja         = false   # Aklamacja (acclamation)
# ewangelia         = false   # Ewangelia (gospel)