Ark's default configuration is located at ~/.ark/config.toml.
[core]
editor = "nano"
[manifest]
path = "/home/arken-user/.ark/manifest"
[manifest.aliases]
core = "https://github.com/arken/core-manifest"
[git]
name = "Arken User"
username = "arken"
email = "[email protected]"
token = "SECRET-GIT-TOKEN"By default Ark uses nano as its default terminal editor. To change the default to anything else you may update the file or use,
ark config core.editor emacsBy default Ark downloads manifests to /home/user/.ark/manifest/. To change the default to anything else you may update the file or use,
ark config manifest.path ~/Downloads/manifestsBy default Ark comes with one alias for the core manifest setup as core. To add, remove or modify aliases you may use,
ark alias core https://github.com/arken/core-manifest
ark alias core # show the value of an alias
https://github.com/arken/core-manifest
ark alias -d core # remove an existing aliasBy default Ark starts without a Git configuration and will ask for your Git details the first time you create a submission.
Name of the user's git profile. To manually set a git user's name you may use,
ark config git.name "Arken User"Username of user on GitHub, GitLab, etc... To manually set a git username you may use,
ark config git.username arkenEmail associated with a user's account on GitHub, GitLab, etc... To manually set a git user email you may use,
ark config git.email [email protected]A Git Token is a personal access token used to authenticate to GitHub, GitLab, etc.... When submitting your additions to a repository on GitHub, Ark can automatically create a personal access token through GitHub's OAuth system. To manually set a git user token you may use,
ark config git.token SECRET-TOKEN