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# Configurations

You can find package's configuration file at `config/chatify.php` in your application, and will find the following properties that you can modify inside it:

## Display Name

This value is the name for the messenger displayed in the UI

```php
'name' => env('CHATIFY_NAME', 'Chatify Messenger'),
```

## Storage Disk

The disk on which to store uploaded files and derived images by default. [More details](https://laravel.com/docs/filesystem)

```php
'storage_disk_name' => env('CHATIFY_STORAGE_DISK', 'public'),
```

## Routes' Configurations

This value is package's routes' configurations 

```php
'routes' => [
    'prefix' => env('CHATIFY_ROUTES_PREFIX', 'chatify'),
    'middleware' => env('CHATIFY_ROUTES_MIDDLEWARE', ['web','auth']),
    'namespace' => env('CHATIFY_ROUTES_NAMESPACE', 'Chatify\Http\Controllers'),
],
```

* `prefix` is the prefix of the routes in this package, so you can access the messenger from this value by going to `/chatify`.
* `middleware` is the middleware array applied on the routes of this package.
* `namespace` is the routes' controllers namespace.

### API Routes'

```php
'api_routes' => [
    'prefix' => env('CHATIFY_API_ROUTES_PREFIX', 'chatify'),
    'middleware' => env('CHATIFY_API_ROUTES_MIDDLEWARE', ['api']),
    'namespace' => env('CHATIFY_API_ROUTES_NAMESPACE', 'Chatify\Http\Controllers\Api'),
],
```

## Pusher configurations

From here you can change pusher's configurations,

```php
'pusher' => [
    'key' => env('PUSHER_APP_KEY'),
    'secret' => env('PUSHER_APP_SECRET'),
    'app_id' => env('PUSHER_APP_ID'),
    'options' => (array) [
        'cluster' => env('PUSHER_APP_CLUSTER'),
        'useTLS' => env('PUSHER_APP_USETLS'),
    ],
],
```

## User Avatar

This is user's avatar configurations

```php
'user_avatar' => [
    'folder' => 'users-avatar',
    'default' => 'avatar.png',
],
```

* `folder` is the default folder name located in the storage to store **users' avatars** in.
* `default` is the default user avatar image name, before uploading a new one.

## Gravatar

In this version (v1.4.x +) we add support for [Gravatar](https://Gravatar.com), so now you can use he default user avatar which is by default, or enable **Gravatar** to use it over the default

```php
'gravatar' => [
    'enabled' => true,
    'image_size' => 200,
    'imageset' => 'identicon'
],
```

* `enabled` set to `true` if you want to enable **Gravatar** over the default user avatar.
* `image_size` the size of user avatar generated from Gravatar.
* `imageset` Default imageset to use from the options bellow:
  *  `404`
  * `mp`
  * `identicon` (default)
  * `monsterid`
  * `wavatar`

## Attachments

This is attachments configurations

```php
'attachments' => [
    'folder' => 'attachments',
    'download_route_name' => 'attachments.download',
    'allowed_images' => (array) ['png','jpg','jpeg','gif'],
    'allowed_files' => (array) ['zip','rar','txt'],
    'max_upload_size' => 150, // MB
],
```

* `folder` is the default folder name located in the storage to store **attachments** in.
* `download_route_name` is name of the route to download the attachments.
* `allowed_images` is the default allowed images to be uploaded.
* `allowed_files` is the default allowed files to be uploaded.
* \`max\_upload\_size\` is the max file size allowed to be uploaded in the backend (e.g. message attachment, user avatar..).

## Messenger Colors

```php
/*
|-------------------------------------
| Messenger's colors
|-------------------------------------
*/
'colors' => (array) [
    '#2180f3',
    '#2196F3',
    '#00BCD4',
    '#3F51B5',
    '#673AB7',
    '#4CAF50',
    '#FFC107',
    '#FF9800',
    '#ff2522',
    '#9C27B0',
],
```

From the `colors` property you can set messenger's colors that users can change from the settings of their profile.

By default, there are **`10`** default colors as above.


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