Manual

Configuration

Default configurations are categorized as:

• app configuration

• env-based configuration

• custom configuration

  Those files are located under config/.

💡 Usage

Get configuration value from config file name

Config::getConfig(string $key, string $configname = "environment"): mixed

key

  A dot notation (e.g: data.name.last)

configname (optional)

  Your configuration file name without extension

Check a configuration key if has value from config file name

Config::hasConfig(string $key, string $configname = "environment"): bool

key

  A dot notation (e.g: data.name.last)

configname (optional)

  Your configuration file name without extension

Get all configurations from config file name

Config::allConfig(string $configname = "environment"): mixed

configname (optional)

  Your configuration file name without extension

ℹ️ NOTE

configname default value is "environment". If you don't supply configname parameter, it gets environment-based configuration and will give result following the environment already defined in env (for example: development or staging or production)

App configuration

It's located in config/app.php. You can add, change the configuration or create your own config file for your need

Config	Type	Description
lctime	String	Local region information.
timezone	String	Your app time zone. List can be seen here.
supportHtaccess	Boolean	htaccess support in your server. Setting true or false whether your server doesn't support htaccess or you don't use htaccess. mod_rewrite support is explained in Routing page.
connectionheader	String	Controls whether the network connection stays open after the current transaction finishes. The detail is explained in this page.
errorformat	String	Output format for error as JSON, XML or HTML. The detail is explained in this page

Example:

Config::getConfig("settings.timezone", "app"); // output: Asia/Jakarta

Environment-based configuration

Snappy supports environment-based configuration, allowing you to define different settings for development, testing, and production. This helps your application automatically load the appropriate configuration based on the current environment.

Environment-based configuration is taking from config/environment.php

Config	Description
db	database connection configuration.
view	location of your template files.
email	your email configuration.
assets	location of your assets files such as images, videos etc.
showerror	to show/hide error message in the response body.
logerror	to log error message in a file under log/ directory.

Example:

Config::getConfig("showerror"); // true

Custom configuration

Create a file under config/ directory containing an associative array. You may also define nested associative arrays if needed. The file name will be the config name.

Example:

// config/myconfig.php
return [
    "list" => [
        "john" => "doe",
        "jane" => "dane",
        "anotherconfig" => [
          "subconfig" => 123
        ],
    ],
    "name" => "John Doe"
];

// accessing custom config
Config::getConfig("list.john","myconfig"); //output: doe
Config::getConfig("list.anotherconfig.subconfig","myconfig"); //output: 123
Config::getConfig("name","myconfig"); //output: John Doe