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# Configuration
## The `package.json` file
A Pear project **must** have a `package.json` file and a main entry file.
The `package.json` file **must** have either a `name` property or `pear` object with a `name` property.
The `package.json` `name` field must be lowercase and one word, and may contain letters, numbers, hyphens (`-`), underscores (`_`), forward slashes (`/`) and asperands (`@`).
The `package.json` file may also contain a `main` field, which typically should point to an HTML file. If omitted, `index.html` or `index.js` is the default entry file depending on application type.
Any other fields (such as `dependencies`) may also be present in the `package.json` file.
The `package.json` `pear` object contains application configuration and is exposed via the API as `pear.config.options`.
Pear versioning is automatic. The `package.json` file does **not** require a version field, the version field will be ignored..
## The `package.json` `pear` field.
### `pear.name` <String>
The name of the application. Overrides `package.json` `name`.
### `pear.builtinsMap` <Object> <small>Terminal Applications Only</small>
Terminal Applications run on the [`bare`](https://github.com/holepunchto/bare) JavaScript runtime,
which has a very small core so code with expects say, an `fs` module will throw MODULE_NOT_FOUND
unless that namespace is mapped to an installed module.
Provide an object that maps builtin dependency namespaces to installed modules.
An example `package.json`:
```json
{
"name": "example",
"pear": {
"builtinsMap": {
"fs": "bare-fs"
}
}
}
```
> In future this option may also apply to Desktop Applications.
### `pear.gui` <Object>
Graphical User Interface configuration options.
#### `pear.gui.width` <Number>
Window width (pixels).
#### `pear.gui.height` <Number>
Window height (pixels).
#### `pear.gui.x` <Number>
Horizontal window position (pixels).
#### `pear.gui.y` <Number>
Vertical window position (pixels).
#### `pear.gui.minWidth` <Number>
Window minimum width (pixels).
#### `pear.gui.minHeight` <Number>
Window minimum height (pixels).
#### `pear.gui.maxWidth` <Number>
Window maximum width (pixels).
#### `pear.gui.maxHeight` <Number>
Window maximum height (pixels).
#### `pear.gui.center` <Boolean> (default: `false`)
Center window.
#### `pear.gui.resizable` <Boolean> (default: `true`)
Window resizability.
#### `pear.gui.movable` <Boolean> (default: `true`)
Window movability.
#### `pear.gui.minimizable` <Boolean> (default: `true`)
Window minimizability.
#### `pear.gui.maximizable` <Boolean> (default: `true`)
Window maximizability.
#### `pear.gui.closable` <Boolean> (default: `true`)
Window closability.
#### `pear.gui.focusable` <Boolean> (default: `true`)
Window focusability.
#### `pear.gui.alwaysOnTop` <Boolean> (default: `false`)
Set window to always be on top.
#### `pear.gui.fullscreen` <Boolean> (default: `false`)
Set window to fullscreen on start.
#### `pear.gui.kiosk` <Boolean> (default: `false`)
Set window to enter kiosk mode on start.
#### `pear.gui.autoHideMenuBar` <Boolean> (default: `false`)
Hide menu bar unless Alt key is pressed (Linux, Windows).
#### `pear.gui.hasShadow` <Boolean> (default: `true`)
Window shadow.
#### `pear.gui.opacity <Number>` (default: `1`)
Set window opacity (0.0 - 1.0) (Windows, macOS).
#### `pear.gui.transparent <Boolean>` (default: `false`)
Enable transparency. Must be set for opacity to work.
#### `pear.gui.backgroundColor` <String> (default: "#000" non-transparent, "#00000000" transparent)
Background color (Hex, RGB, RGBA, HSL, HSLA, CSS color).
### `pear.stage` <Object>
Staging configuration options.
#### `pear.stage.entrypoints` <Array>
An array of entrypoints as staging start-points in addition to (deduped) main entry point.
#### `pear.stage.ignore` <Array>
An array of file paths to ignore relative to `package.json` file.
### `pear.watch`
File watching configuration options.
#### `pear.watch.reload.page` <String> (default: `"refresh"`)
String may be:
* `"refresh"`
* `"live"`
When set to refresh, a file change leads to the entire application refreshing.
When set to `live` HTML, CSS and media are dynamically reloaded. JS modules can be dynamically
reloaded and passed to the `pear.updates` API listener for hot-reloading.