config

Configuration Example

This example demonstrates how to configure DotWeb using different config file formats.

Config Files

Running

cd example/config
go run main.go

Configuration Methods

1. Classic Mode (with config file)

// Load config from directory
app := dotweb.Classic("/path/to/config")

// Or use current directory
app := dotweb.Classic(file.GetCurrentDirectory())

Classic mode automatically loads:

• dotweb.json
• dotweb.yaml
• dotweb.conf

2. Programmatic Configuration

app := dotweb.New()

// Enable features
app.SetEnabledLog(true)
app.SetDevelopmentMode()

// Server configuration
app.HttpServer.SetEnabledSession(true)
app.HttpServer.SetEnabledGzip(true)
app.HttpServer.SetMaxBodySize(10 * 1024 * 1024) // 10MB

Config File Structure

JSON (dotweb.json)

{
  "App": {
    "EnabledLog": true,
    "LogPath": "./logs"
  },
  "HttpServer": {
    "Port": 8080,
    "EnabledSession": true,
    "EnabledGzip": true,
    "MaxBodySize": 10485760
  }
}

YAML (dotweb.yaml)

App:
  EnabledLog: true
  LogPath: ./logs

HttpServer:
  Port: 8080
  EnabledSession: true
  EnabledGzip: true
  MaxBodySize: 10485760

INI (dotweb.conf)

[App]
EnabledLog = true
LogPath = ./logs

[HttpServer]
Port = 8080
EnabledSession = true
EnabledGzip = true
MaxBodySize = 10485760

Common Settings

Notes

• Config files are loaded in order: JSON → YAML → INI
• Programmatic config overrides file config
• Use dotweb.Classic() for quick setup with defaults
• Use dotweb.New() for full control