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Configuration

All of this package's configuration is located within your /configs directory (this path can be specified in your application instance).

Get and Set Values

There are many ways to obtain the configuration repository. The following only illustrates a single possibility. For additional possibilities, consider reviewing the Laravel Helpers package.

$config = $app->get('config');

$value = $config->get('app.name');

$config->set('app.name', 'Acme Inc. Application');

Behind The Scene

Laravel's Configuration Repository is used to hold the configuration, whilst the Athenaeum Config Loader is used to load and populate the Repository. This offers you slightly different configuration possibilities, than within a regular Laravel application. Amongst such possibilities, is the the ability to use nested directories, within your /configs directory. Also the loader supports various file types and the possibility to add your own custom file parsers.

/configs
    /services/
        MyServiceA.json
        MyServiceB.ini
        MyServiceC.yml
    app.php

    // ... remaining not shown ...

See Package documentation for more information.

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Last Updated: 08/09/2020, 18:52
Contributors: Alin Eugen Deac
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