The `updater` library is highly configurable via the `UpdateServiceConfig` struct.
## UpdateServiceConfig
When creating a new `UpdateService`, you pass a `UpdateServiceConfig` struct. Here are the available fields:
| Field | Type | Description |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| `RepoURL` | `string` | The URL to the repository for updates. Can be a GitHub repository URL (e.g., `https://github.com/owner/repo`) or a base URL for a generic HTTP update server. |
| `Channel` | `string` | Specifies the release channel to track (e.g., "stable", "prerelease"). This is **only used for GitHub-based updates**. |
| `CheckOnStartup` | `StartupCheckMode` | Determines the behavior when the service starts. See [Startup Modes](#startup-modes) below. |
| `ForceSemVerPrefix` | `bool` | Toggles whether to enforce a 'v' prefix on version tags for display and comparison. If `true`, a 'v' prefix is added if missing. |
| `ReleaseURLFormat` | `string` | A template for constructing the download URL for a release asset. The placeholder `{tag}` will be replaced with the release tag. |
### Startup Modes
The `CheckOnStartup` field can take one of the following values:
*`updater.NoCheck`: Disables any checks on startup.
*`updater.CheckOnStartup`: Checks for updates on startup but does not apply them.
*`updater.CheckAndUpdateOnStartup`: Checks for and applies updates on startup.
## CLI Flags
If you are using the example CLI provided in `cmd/updater`, the following flags are available: