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Informations about the package boilerplate

Boilerplate

The Config File

Outlined below are the default values that appear on a fresh Boilerplate site. Plugins may define their own values so you will need to refer to the docs for those plugins.

Key Description
admin_mode When set to true, will display an Admin UI for installing plugins, only works on localhost and when environment === dev
url The site's full URL, including protocol. e.g. https://example.co.uk
company The company/site name
email Site e-mail address, required by the Form plugin
environment Current site environment, used by Boilerplate and plugins to determine whether you're developing or if the site is live. Use dev or prod.
force_url Only used if environment === prod. Forces the site url for all requests.
analytics Google Analytics property ID, required by Google Analytics plugin, not used otherwise.
stylesheets Site-wide stylesheets, add in key value pairs e.g. main: ~/css/style.css the ~ character is used to represent the assets_dir, which is /_templates/assets by default.
forms Configuration for your forms, see the Form plugin docs for full documentation.

Local Server

If you have PHP installed on your local machine, you can use the built-in local server to test your Boilerplate site. To do so, open your terminal and cd in to your site's directory and run php serve. Your site will now be running on localhost:8000. To stop the local server, type Ctrl + C in the terminal.

All versions of boilerplate with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version ^7.1
twig/twig Version 2.11
filp/whoops Version 2.5
bramus/router Version 1.4.2
mustangostang/spyc Version 0.6.3
resknow/boilerplate-core Version ^4.1.1
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