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@@ -23,9 +23,36 @@ to 15min. If you have this solution, maybe *percentwait* will better suit your n
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a jingle can wait up to twice its own duration. This is like setting maxtime=4hours for the long shows, but
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maxtime=1minute for jingles. Nice!
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+Examples
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+----------
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+Fixed wait
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+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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+This snippet will configure larigira to wait a maximum of 5 minutes::
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+ LARIGIRA_EVENT_FILTERS='["maxwait"]'
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+ LARIGIRA_EF_MAXWAIT_SEC=300
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+(60*5 = 300seconds). This will basically cancel any event that finds a currently playing audio not at its end.
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+It can be recommended if you have very accurate timing or don't care about "losing" shows because the one
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+preceding it lasted for too long.
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+Relative wait
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+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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+This will configure larigira so that a 1-minute jingle can wait for a maximum of 4minutes, while a 20minutes
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+event can wait up to 1h20min::
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+ LARIGIRA_EVENT_FILTERS='["percentwait"]'
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+ LARIGIRA_EF_MAXWAIT_PERC=400
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+In fact, ``400`` means 400%, that is 4 times the lenght of what we're adding
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Write your own
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You probably have some very strange usecase here. Things to decide based on your custom naming convention,
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time of the day, moon phase, whatever. So you can and should write your own eventfilter. It often boils down
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to very simple python functions and configuration of an entrypoint for the `larigira.eventfilter` entrypoint.
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