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Advanced Configuration ​

Some configuration values do not have a corresponding variable. These values can only be controlled through their entries in the app/config files.

hidden_files ​

Array of hidden file definitions. Will be merged with definitions in the file defined in the hidden_files_list configuration option. Supports glob patterns (e.g. *.txt, file.{yml,yaml}, etc.).

INFO

See the Hiding Files page for additional info on hiding files.

Possible Values: An array of paths (strings)

Default Value: [] (an empty array)

Example:

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'hidden_files' => [
    'somefile.txt', // Matches 'somefile.txt' exactly
    'README.*', // Matches files named 'README' with any file extension
    'foo/*', // Matches all files in the 'foo' directory
    'schema.{ya?ml}', // Matches 'schema.yml' or 'schema.yaml'
]

memcached_config ​

The Memcached configuration anonymous function (closure). This option is used when the cache_driver configuration option is set to memcached. The closure receives a Memcached object as it's only parameter. You can use this object to configure the Memcached connection. At a minimum you must connect to one or more Memcached servers via the addServer() or addServers() methods.

INFO

Reference the PHP Memcached documentation for Memcached configuration options.

Possible Values:

An anonymous function that receives a Memcached object

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function (Memcached $memcached): void {
    // Configure the $memcached object
}

Default Value:

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DI\value(function (Memcached $memcached, Config $config): void {
    $memcached->addServer(
        $config->get('memcached_host'),
        $config->get('memcached_port')
    );
})

This closure adds a single connection to a server at the host defined by memcached_host on the port defined by memcached_port.

Environment Variables: Uses the MEMCACHED_HOST and MEMCACHED_PORT variables by default

redis_config ​

The Redis configuration anonymous function (closure). This option is used when the cache_driver configuration option is set to redis. The closure receives a Redis object as it's only parameter. You can use this object to configure the Redis connection. At a minimum you must connect to one or more Redis servers via the connect() or pconnect() methods.

INFO

Reference the phpredis documentation for Redis configuration options.

Possible Values:

An anonymous function that receives a Redis object

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function (Redis $redis): void {
    // Configure the $redis object
}

Default Value:

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DI\value(function (Redis $redis, Config $config): void {
    $redis->pconnect(
        $config->get('redis_host'),
        $config->get('redis_port')
    );
})

This closure adds a single connection to a server at the host defined by redis_host on the port defined by redis_port.

Environment Variables: Uses the REDIS_HOST and REDIS_PORT variables by default

http_cache ​

HTTP cache values for controlling browser page cache duration. An array of mime types mapped to their cache duration in seconds.

Possible Values:

An array of mime types mapped to their cache duration as a seconds (integers).

Default Value:

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[
    'application/json' => 300,
    'application/zip' => 300,
]

sort_order ​

An anonymous function can be used to customize the sort order of files and folders in your directory listing. The anonymous function receives two SplFileInfo objects as arguments and must return an integer less than, equal to, or greater than zero to represent the first argument being respectively less than, equal to, or greater than the second.

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'sort_order' => \DI\value(
    function (SplFileInfo $file1, SplFileInfo $file2): int {
        return strcmp($file1->getRealPath(), $file2->getRealPath());
    })
);

WARNING

The anonymous function must be wrapped in a \DI\value() function.