leed_ynh/config_panel.toml

version = "1.0"

[main]
name = "Leed configuration"

    [main.is_public]
    name = "Public access"

        [main.is_public.is_public]
        ask = "Is it a public website?"
        type = "boolean"
        default = true
        help = "A public Leed will be accessible for third party apps.<br>By turning on 'anonymous readers' in Leed configuration, you can made your feeds public."


    [main.overwrite_files]
    name = "Overwriting config files"

        [main.overwrite_files.overwrite_nginx]
        ask = "Overwrite the nginx config file?"
        type = "boolean"
        default = true
        help = "If the file is overwritten, a backup will be created."

        [main.overwrite_files.overwrite_phpfpm]
        ask = "Overwrite the php-fpm config file?"
        type = "boolean"
        default = true
        help = "If the file is overwritten, a backup will be created."


    [main.global_config]
    name = "Global configuration"

        [main.global_config.email_type]
        ask = "Send HTML email to admin?"
        type = "boolean"
        default = true
        help = "Allow app scripts to send HTML mails instead of plain text."


    [main.php_fpm_config]
    name = "PHP-FPM configuration"

        [main.php_fpm_config.footprint]
        ask = "Memory footprint of the service?"
        choices = ["low", "medium", "high", "specific"]
        default = "low"
        help = "low <= 20Mb per pool. medium between 20Mb and 40Mb per pool. high > 40Mb per pool.<br>Use specific to set a value with the following option."

        [main.php_fpm_config.free_footprint]
        ask = "Memory footprint of the service?"
        type = "number"
        default = "0"
        help = "Free field to specify exactly the footprint in Mb if you don't want to use one of the three previous values."

        [main.php_fpm_config.usage]
        ask = "Expected usage of the service?"
        choices = ["low", "medium", "high"]
        default = "low"
        help = "low: Personal usage, behind the sso. No RAM footprint when not used, but the impact on the processor can be high if many users are using the service.<br>medium: Low usage, few people or/and publicly accessible. Low RAM footprint, medium processor footprint when used.<br>high: High usage, frequently visited website. High RAM footprint, but lower on processor usage and quickly responding."