config.yaml

# Chassis Configuration
#
# This file is the default configuration for all projects. The fallback order of
# configuration files is:
#
# - project/content/config.local.yaml   (project-specific overrides)
# - project/content/config.yaml         (project-specific defaults)
# - project/config.local.yaml          (global overrides)
# - project/config.yaml                 (global defaults)

# Add a version for Chassis for when we upgrade Ubuntu distributions.
# We did start tagging releases a while back: https://github.com/Chassis/Chassis/releases
version: 3.0.1

# Domain names to use for Vagrant
#
# The first name will be used as the machine's name, subsequent names will be
# aliased in your hosts file and in nginx
#
# (When overriding, include vagrant.local if you need it)
hosts:
    - vagrant.local

# Site Configuration
# (When overriding, include all values)
site:
    name: Chassis Site

# IP address to use on the private network
#
# DHCP is used by default to assign IP addresses dynamically, override only if
# you need a static IP for your box.
#
# Values: "dhcp", or any valid IP
ip: dhcp

# Ubuntu mirror to use during provisioning
#
# Packages are loaded from the built-in Ubuntu repositories, which can be slow
# depending on your location. Override this option to use a local mirror
# instead, which is typically faster.
#
# Can be set to Yes to automatically detect the closest mirror, No to use the
# built-in repositories, or a mirror domain as a string.
#
# Values: Yes, No, or any mirror domain name e.g. http://mirror.optus.net/ubuntu/
apt_mirror: No

# Should we use multisite?
# (Set to Yes for subdirectories)
# Values: No, Yes, subdomains
multisite: No

# Database configuration
# (When overriding, include all values)
database:
    name: wordpress
    user: wordpress
    password: vagrantpassword
    prefix: wp_

# Admin configuration
# (When overriding, include all values)
admin:
    user: admin
    email: admin@example.com
    password: password

# Paths
#
# If transplanting Chassis into an existing project, you can set these manually.
# These can be set to absolute paths, or relative paths.
paths:
    # Base directory for reference. Relative to the Chassis directory.
    base: .

    # Where WordPress lives. Relative to the base directory.
    wp: wp

    # Content directory. Relative to the base directory.
    content: content

# Synced Folders
#
# You can sync as many folders as you like. We sync the nginx and php log folders by default.
synced_folders:
    logs/nginx: /var/log/nginx
    logs/php: /var/log/php

# Plugins
#
# Install and activate a list of plugins from wp.org
#plugins:
#    - query-monitor

# Themes
#
# Install a list of themes, and activate the last one of them
# NOTE: This will activate all themes going down the list, so might activate some activation actions within each
#themes:
#    - twentysixteen

# Extensions
#
# Install a list of extensions automatically
#extensions:
#  - Chassis/Tester
#  - git@github.com:Chassis/memcache.git

# PHP version
# Values: 5.6, 7.0, 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.4 (or 5.6.30)
php: 7.3

# Maximum file upload size. This will set post_max_size and upload_max_filesize in PHP and client_max_body_size in Nginx.
upload_size: 1024M

# Vagrant machine name
# This can be any string and helps to identify a specific VM
# NOTE: If changed the machine will need to be re-created and should ideally be destroyed before any change
machine_name: default

# VirtualBox-specific customisations.
virtualbox:
    # Memory, in megabytes.
    #
    # (e.g. 1024)
    memory: null

    # CPU count.
    #
    # (e.g. 2)
    cpus: null

# NFS support. You should change this to Yes if you use VMWare
nfs: No

# Base box mode
#
# By default, we use a box built with the default settings. This speeds up
# initial provisioning time and reduces disk usage by sharing the common
# parts of the VM.
#
# Set this to `base` to build your own base box.

# Values: normal, base
_mode: normal