I would like to read a yaml configuration for processing, e.g. a commented version may look like:
I'm thinking about using a complex data reader, but on the other hand it's well sctructed like json or xml.
Does anyone already tried this? Solutions or suggestions welcome :)
Thanks
Stephan
absolute_urls: false # Absolute or relative URLs for `base_url`
timezone: '' # Valid values: http://php.net/manual/en/timezones.php
default_locale: # Default locale (defaults to system)
param_sep: ':' # Parameter separator, use ';' for Apache on windows
wrapped_site: false # For themes/plugins to know if Grav is wrapped by another platform
reverse_proxy_setup: false # Running in a reverse proxy scenario with different webserver ports than proxy
proxy_url: # Configure a manual proxy URL for GPM (eg 127.0.0.1:3128)
languages:
supported: [] # List of languages supported. eg: [en, fr, de]
include_default_lang: true # Include the default lang prefix in all URLs
translations: true # Enable translations by default
translations_fallback: true # Fallback through supported translations if active lang doesn't exist
session_store_active: false # Store active language in session
http_accept_language: false # Attempt to set the language based on http_accept_language header in the browser
override_locale: false # Override the default or system locale with language specific one
home:
alias: '/home' # Default path for home, ie /
hide_in_urls: false # Hide the home route in URLs
pages:
theme: antimatter # Default theme (defaults to "antimatter" theme)
order:
by: default # Order pages by "default", "alpha" or "date"
dir: asc # Default ordering direction, "asc" or "desc"
list:
count: 20 # Default item count per page
dateformat:
default: # The default date format Grav expects in the `date: ` field
short: 'jS M Y' # Short date format
long: 'F jS \a\t g:ia' # Long date format
publish_dates: true # automatically publish/unpublish based on dates
process:
markdown: true # Process Markdown
twig: false # Process Twig
twig_first: false # Process Twig before markdown when processing both on a page
events:
page: true # Enable page level events
twig: true # Enable twig level events
markdown:
extra: false # Enable support for Markdown Extra support (GFM by default)
auto_line_breaks: false # Enable automatic line breaks
auto_url_links: false # Enable automatic HTML links
escape_markup: false # Escape markup tags into entities
special_chars: # List of special characters to automatically convert to entities
'>': 'gt'
'<': 'lt'
types: [txt,xml,html,htm,json,rss,atom] # list of valid page types
append_url_extension: '' # Append page's extension in Page urls (e.g. '.html' results in /path/page.html)
expires: 604800 # Page expires time in seconds (604800 seconds = 7 days)
last_modified: false # Set the last modified date header based on file modifcation timestamp
etag: false # Set the etag header tag
vary_accept_encoding: false # Add `Vary: Accept-Encoding` header
redirect_default_route: false # Automatically redirect to a page's default route
redirect_default_code: 301 # Default code to use for redirects
redirect_trailing_slash: true # Handle automatically or 301 redirect a trailing / URL
ignore_files: [.DS_Store] # Files to ignore in Pages
ignore_folders: [.git, .idea] # Folders to ignore in Pages
ignore_hidden: true # Ignore all Hidden files and folders
url_taxonomy_filters: true # Enable auto-magic URL-based taxonomy filters for page collections
cache:
enabled: true # Set to true to enable caching
check:
method: file # Method to check for updates in pages: file|folder|none
driver: auto # One of: auto|file|apc|xcache|memcache|wincache
prefix: 'g' # Cache prefix string (prevents cache conflicts)
lifetime: 604800 # Lifetime of cached data in seconds (0 = infinite)
gzip: false # GZip compress the page output
twig:
cache: true # Set to true to enable twig caching
debug: false # Enable Twig debug
auto_reload: true # Refresh cache on changes
autoescape: false # Autoescape Twig vars
undefined_functions: true # Allow undefined functions
undefined_filters: true # Allow undefined filters
umask_fix: false # By default Twig creates cached files as 755, fix switches this to 775
assets: # Configuration for Assets Manager (JS, CSS)
css_pipeline: false # The CSS pipeline is the unification of multiple CSS resources into one file
css_minify: true # Minify the CSS during pipelining
css_minify_windows: false # Minify Override for Windows platforms. False by default due to ThreadStackSize
css_rewrite: true # Rewrite any CSS relative URLs during pipelining
js_pipeline: false # The JS pipeline is the unification of multiple JS resources into one file
js_minify: true # Minify the JS during pipelining
enable_asset_timestamp: false # Enable asset timestamps
collections:
jquery: system://assets/jquery/jquery-2.x.min.js
errors:
display: false # Display full backtrace-style error page
log: true # Log errors to /logs folder
debugger:
enabled: false # Enable Grav debugger and following settings
shutdown:
close_connection: true # Close the connection before calling onShutdown(). false for debugging
images:
default_image_quality: 85 # Default image quality to use when resampling images (85%)
cache_all: false # Cache all image by default
cache_perms: '0755' # MUST BE IN QUOTES!! Default cache folder perms. Usually '0755' or '0775'
debug: false # Show an overlay over images indicating the pixel depth of the image when working with retina for example
media:
enable_media_timestamp: false # Enable media timetsamps
upload_limit: 0 # Set maximum upload size in bytes (0 is unlimited)
unsupported_inline_types: [] # Array of supported media types to try to display inline
allowed_fallback_types: [] # Array of allowed media types of files found if accessed via Page route
session:
enabled: true # Enable Session support
timeout: 1800 # Timeout in seconds
name: grav-site # Name prefix of the session cookie. Use alphanumeric, dashes or underscores only. Do not use dots in the session name
secure: false # Set session secure. If true, indicates that communication for this cookie must be over an encrypted transmission. Enable this only on sites that run exclusively on HTTPS
httponly: true # Set session HTTP only. If true, indicates that cookies should be used only over HTTP, and JavaScript modification is not allowed.
I'm thinking about using a complex data reader, but on the other hand it's well sctructed like json or xml.
Does anyone already tried this? Solutions or suggestions welcome :)
Thanks
Stephan
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Hi Stephan,
If the yaml file structure looks always like this, you may use Pivot component instead of configuring ComplexDataReader. The process might look like this:- Read rows from the YAML file one by one using UniversalDataReader
- Trim the strings (since the file contains a lot of white spaces that you might not want to map into fields).
- Using Pivot component transpose the input records into fields in metadata of the output record. (see the attached example)
Of course if the YAML file was more structured etc. it might need to be done another way, but for the mentioned structure this is sufficient.
Hope it helps.
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