# == This is the global Alchemy configuration file
#

# === Auto Log Out Time
#
# The amount of time of inactivity in minutes after which the user is kicked out of his current session.
#
# NOTE: This is only active in production environments
#
auto_logout_time: 30

# === Page caching
#
# Enable/Disable page caching globally.
#
# NOTE: You can enable/disable page caching for single Alchemy::PageLayouts in the page_layout.yml file.
#
cache_pages: true

# === Sitemap
#
# Alchemy creates a XML, Google compatible, sitemap for you.
#
# The url is: http://your-domain.tld/sitemap.xml
#
# ==== Config Options:
#
#   show_root [Boolean] # Show language root page in sitemap?
#   show_flag [Boolean] # Enables the Checkbox in Page#update overlay. So your customer can set the visibility of pages in the sitemap.
#
sitemap:
  show_root: true
  show_flag: false

# === Default items per page in admin views
#
# In Alchemy's Admin, change how many items you would get shown per page by Kaminari
items_per_page: 15

# === Preview window URL configuration
#
# By default Alchemy uses its internal page preview renderer,
# but you can configure it to be any URL instead.
#
# Basic Auth is supported.
#
# preview:
#   host: https://www.my-static-site.com
#   auth:
#     username: <%= ENV["BASIC_AUTH_USERNAME"] %>
#     password: <%= ENV["BASIC_AUTH_PASSWORD"] %>
#
# Preview config per site is supported as well.
#
# preview:
#   My site name:
#     host: https://www.my-static-site.com
#     auth:
#       username: <%= ENV["BASIC_AUTH_USERNAME"] %>
#       password: <%= ENV["BASIC_AUTH_PASSWORD"] %>
#

# === Picture rendering settings
#
# Alchemy uses Dragonfly to render images. Settings for image rendering are specific to elements and are defined in elements.yml
#
# Example:
# - name: some_element
#   ingredients:
#   - role: some_picture
#     type: Picture
#     settings:
#       hint: true
#       crop: true  # turns on image cropping
#       size: '500x500' # image will be cropped to this size
#
# See http://markevans.github.com/dragonfly for further info.
#
# ==== Global Options:
#
#   output_image_quality      [Integer]       # If image gets rendered as JPG or WebP this is the quality setting for it. (Default 85)
#   preprocess_image_resize   [String]        # Use this option to resize images to the given size when they are uploaded to the image library. Downsizing example: '1000x1000>' (Default nil)
#   image_output_format       [String]        # The global image output format setting. (Default +original+)
#
# NOTE: You can always override the output format in the settings of your ingredients in elements.yml, I.E. {format: 'gif'}
#
output_image_quality: 85
preprocess_image_resize:
image_output_format: original

# This is used by the seeder to create the default site.
default_site:
  name: Default Site
  host: "*"

# This is the default language when seeding.
default_language:
  code: en
  name: English
  page_layout: index
  frontpage_name: Index

# === Mailer Settings:
#
# To send emails via contact forms, you can create your form fields here and set which fields are to be validated.
#
# === Validating fields:
#
# Pass the field name as a symbol and a message_id (will be translated) to :validate_fields:
#
# ==== Options:
#
#   page_layout_name:           [String] # A +Alchemy::PageLayout+ name. Used to render the contactform on a page with this layout.
#   fields:                     [Array]  # An Array of fieldnames.
#   validate_fields:            [Array]  # An Array of fieldnames to be validated on presence.
#
# ==== Translating validation messages:
#
# The validation messages are passed through ::I18n.t so you can translate it in your language yml file.
#
# ==== Example:
#
#   de:
#     activemodel:
#       attributes:
#         alchemy/message:
#           firstname: Vorname
#
mailer:
  page_layout_name: contact
  forward_to_page: false
  mail_success_page: thanks
  mail_from: your.mail@your-domain.com
  mail_to: your.mail@your-domain.com
  subject: A new contact form message
  fields:
    [salutation, firstname, lastname, address, zip, city, phone, email, message]
  validate_fields: [lastname, email]

# === User roles
#
# You can add own user roles.
#
# Further documentation for the auth system used please visit:
#
# https://github.com/ryanb/cancan/wiki
#
# ==== Translating User roles
#
# Userroles can be translated inside your the language yml file under:
#
#   alchemy:
#     user_roles:
#       rolename: Name of the role
#
user_roles: [member, author, editor, admin]

# === Uploader Settings
#
#   upload_limit       [Integer]    # Set an amount of files upload limit of files which can be uploaded at once. Set 0 for unlimited.
#   file_size_limit*   [Integer]    # Set a file size limit in mega bytes for a per file limit.
#
# *) Allow filetypes to upload. Pass * to allow all kind of files.
#
uploader:
  upload_limit: 50
  file_size_limit: 100
  allowed_filetypes:
    alchemy/attachments:
      - "*"
    alchemy/pictures:
      - jpg
      - jpeg
      - gif
      - png
      - svg
      - webp

# === Link Target Options
#
# Values for the link target selectbox inside the page link overlay.
# The value gets attached as a data-link-target attribute to the link.
#
# == Example:
#
# Open all links set to overlay inside an jQuery UI Dialog Window.
#
#   jQuery(a[data-link-target="overlay"]).dialog();
#
link_target_options: [blank]

# === Format matchers
#
# Named aliases for regular expressions that can be used in various places.
# The most common use case is the format validation of ingredients, or attribute validations of your individual models.
#
# == Example:
#
#   validates_format_of :url, with: Alchemy::Config.get('format_matchers')['url']
#
format_matchers:
  email: !ruby/regexp '/\A[^@\s]+@([^@\s]+\.)+[^@\s]+\z/'
  url: !ruby/regexp '/\A[a-z0-9]+([\-\.]{1}[a-z0-9]+)*\.[a-z]{2,5}(:[0-9]{1,5})?(\/.*)?\z/ix'
  link_url: !ruby/regexp '/^(tel:|mailto:|\/|[a-z]+:\/\/)/'

# The layout used for rendering the +alchemy/admin/pages#show+ action.
admin_page_preview_layout: application