# Copy to config.yaml and edit.
#
# Start with the simulator source and --dry-run to exercise the pipeline with
# no hardware at all, then swap in real sources once probes are talking.
#
# Find your probe ids with:  smokescreen discover

update_interval_s: 2.0   # how often the jacks are re-driven
i2c_bus: 1               # /dev/i2c-1 on a Raspberry Pi
log_level: INFO

sources:
  # Synthetic cook curve. Safe to leave in while developing; remove for real cooks.
  - type: simulator
    probe_count: 2
    speed: 60            # 60x realtime, so a brisket runs in minutes

  # ThermoWorks RFX, via ThermoWorks Cloud (there is no local gateway API).
  # Needs: pip install '.[thermoworks]'
  # Credentials come from THERMOWORKS_EMAIL / THERMOWORKS_PASSWORD in the
  # environment. Prefer that over putting them here — config.yaml is gitignored,
  # but it is still one `git add -f` away from being committed.
  # - type: thermoworks
  #   poll_interval_s: 60     # 60s is what works in practice; faster just burns
  #                           # requests against an unofficial API
  #   max_cloud_age_s: 300    # drop cloud values older than this, since the API
  #                           # serves a dead probe's last value with a 200

  # MEATER / MEATER 2. Remember the probe accepts only ONE BLE connection --
  # the Pi cannot read it while your phone or the Block is connected.
  # Needs: pip install '.[ble]'
  # - type: meater
  #   display_name: "Brisket point"
  #   address: null      # null = scan and take the first probe found

  # Not implemented yet -- see the module docstring for what it needs.
  # - type: combustion

jacks:
  1:
    # Pin a specific probe here once you know its id. With more probes than
    # jacks (4 RFX probes, 2 jacks) pinning is how you choose which two matter.
    # Omit to auto-assign the first probe seen.
    # probe_id: "thermoworks:RFX123456:1"
    i2c_address: 0x2f
    # Must comfortably exceed your slowest source's poll interval, or the jack
    # flaps cold between polls. Rule of thumb: 3x. For 60s cloud polling use
    # 180s+; for BLE sources 30s is fine.
    stale_after_s: 180
    # Replace with output from: smokescreen calibrate ...
    calibration:
      r_offset_ohms: 1000.0
      step_ohms: 1.0

  2:
    # probe_id: "thermoworks:RFX654321:1"
    i2c_address: 0x2c    # second rheostat MUST be strapped to a different address
    stale_after_s: 180
    calibration:
      r_offset_ohms: 1000.0
      step_ohms: 1.0