# admin secret for the matrix-registration instance
admin_secret: mYsUp3rs3CretKEY12345
# versions of matrix-registration earlier than 0.9.0 used
# a different api endpoint. if you are running a version
# that is greater than or equal to 0.9.0, set this to false
legacy_mr: false

# how to get to the matrix-registration instance
# note the lack of trailing slash!
# e.g.
# reg_url: http://localhost:5000
reg_url: 'https://www.yourwebsite.com'

# the URI to use for registering tokens
# leave this as the default value unless you are using
# a custom registration page!
# you can also set this to a full URL if your registration
# page is accessible by a completely different host from
# your registration endpoint, just be sure to update your
# formatted message below to remove the reg_url value.
# e.g.
# reg_page: https://someotherwebsite.com/registration-page.html
reg_page: '/register'

# the html-formatted text you would like the bot to respond with
# when a new token is generated. you may use the following variables:
# {token} for the registration token
# {reg_url} for the registration url set in this config
# {reg_page} for the registration uri set in this config
# {expiration} for the expiration value set in this config
#
# if unset, a default message will be used.
#
# example message:
#
message: |
  Invitation token <b>{token}</b> created!<br />
  <br />
  Your unique url for registering is:<br />
  {reg_url}{reg_page}?token={token}<br />
  This invite token will expire in {expiration} days.<br />
  If it expires before use, you must request a new token.

# the duration the invitation should be valid, in days, before expiring
expiration: 3

# approved members who can generate invite tokens
admins:
- '@admin:yourwebsite.com'