Configuration

Tenx uses RON (Rusty Object Notation) for its config files. Configuraton comes from three sources, in order of precedence:

• Project configuration in .tenx.ron
• Global configuration at ~/.config/tenx/tenx.ron¹
• Defaults created by tenx on startup

The location of the project configuration file also determines the project root (unless over-ridden). The first thing you should do when setting up Tnex is to create a .tenx.ron file in the root of your project.

cd ./my/project
touch .tenx.ron

You can view the full current configuration with:

tenx config

And you can view the configuration defaults with:

tenx config --defaults

These commands output the configuration in RON format, so this is also a good way to get an overview of the configuration format.

Quick Example

Here's a minimal example from the Tenx project itself:

(
    retry_limit: 18,
    context: (
        ruskel: ["libtenx"]
    ),
    checks: (
        enable: ["cargo-clippy"]
    )
)

This bumps the retry limit, adds a ruskel skeleton of libtenx (Tenx's own library) as context, and enables the cargo-clippy check, which is not enabled by default.