Days_Config - work with the configuration of the site.

How to use

Example of use in php code:

// load default configutation (default.yaml) and return all sections
$config = Days_Config::load()->get();
// return database configuration
$config = Days_Config::load()->get('db/default');
// load specified configutation file and return specified option
$config = Days_Config::load('myconfig')->get('engine/brand');
// return specified value if option not exists
$config = Days_Config::load()->get('engine/brand', 'app');

Parameters

Available configuration parameters:

• db - database configuration
• default - name of section (for use many databases in one project)
• adapter - database engine (available: mysql, mssql, pgsql, sqlite)
• host - database host (typically this "localhost")
• username - user for work with database (typycally "root")
• password - sasswork for user
• dbname - databse name in this engine (for example "phpdays")
• engine - engine settings
• debug - collect debug info (1 - enabled, 0 - disabled)
• brand - name of you application name (prefix for model classes)
• log - logging settings
• type - show debug info to: firephp, file, sqlite
• level - show errors only with specified levels (levels joided by "bytes or"). Value 31 - show all errors, and 0 - no show errors
• url - settings for url adress
• lang - default page language (en, ru, fr, ...)
• ext - default page type (html, wml, xml)
• base - delete this part of path from start of string
• virtual - call index action if specified action not exists (1 - enabled, 0 - disabled)
• view - settings for view
• engine - use template engine (available: smarty, dwoo, templum, php - for native php templates)
• cache - settings for cache support
• lifetime - cache data on this time (in seconds)

Configuration file writen on YAML syntax (see example).