Configuration

Nalix loads its settings from an INI file via ConfigurationManager, and generates that file automatically the first time you run your project if it doesn’t exist yet.

using Nalix.SDK.Options;
using Nalix.Network.Options;
using Nalix.Environment.Configuration;

// Server
NetworkSocketOptions socket = ConfigurationManager.Instance.Get<NetworkSocketOptions>();
socket.Validate();

// Client
TransportOptions transport = ConfigurationManager.Instance.Get<TransportOptions>();

Full source: docs/installation.md covers the default server.ini layout and every option group.

Validate before you open sockets#

Call Validate() on option types that expose it, before you start listening or connecting. A bad value caught at startup is far cheaper to debug than one discovered mid-traffic.

Common option groups#

Option	Purpose
NetworkSocketOptions	Buffer sizes, ports, and IP properties
DispatchOptions	Per-connection queue bounds and drop policy
ConnectionGuardOptions	Connection ceiling, error thresholds, and progressive bans
TransportOptions	Client-side connect address, timeouts, and reconnect behavior

Next steps#

• Installation — the full server.ini reference and package selection
• Production Checklist — which options to double-check before shipping
• For the full startup sequence and InstanceManager wiring: Configuration internals (Internals)