_config.yml

# Blog config
theme: jekyll-theme-minimal
title: "Duality Docs"
description: "Developer manual for the Duality game engine"
# google_analytics: UA-39997821-2
repository: 'AdamsLair/duality-docs'

# Empty base URL for custom domain 'docs.duality2d.net' instead of 'adamslair.github.io/duality-docs'
# baseurl: ''
# Now back to the *.github.io/* URL
baseurl: '/duality-docs'

# External links, to be displayed in the top
links:
  - title: 'About Duality'
    url: 'https://adamslair.github.io/duality'
  - title: 'Chat'
    url: 'https://discord.gg/JZxzXrzXc6'

# Descriptions for the categories we have, used for top-level display
categoryDescriptions:
  - id: 'introduction'
    title: 'Introduction'
  - id: 'tutorials'
    title: 'Tutorials'
  - id: 'basics'
    title: 'Basic Topics'
  - id: 'advanced'
    title: 'Advanced Topics'
  - id: 'development'
    title: 'Development'

# Support for GitHub-flavored markdown Emoji
plugins:
  - jemoji

# Default values for front matter variables
defaults:
  - scope: # Applies to all pages
      path: ""
      type: "pages"
    values:
      # Which layout HTML to use
      layout: "default"
      # The display title of the page
      title:
      # Parent page, as path without extension relative to the pages version root folder.
      # Example: 'Foo/Bar/SomePage' on a v2 page would resolve to '/pages/v2/Foo/Bar/SomePage.html'
      parent:
      # The category this page belongs to. If no parent is set, the page will be displayed
      # under this category in the top-level chapter overview.
      category: 
      # Whether this page should not use an auto-generated table of contents in the sidebar
      # and instead display nav links to its sibling pages.
      notoc: false
      # The order in which sidebar page links are displayed. Higher values will move this page
      # further down, lower values will move it further up.
      displayOrder: 0
      # Version identifier of this page, e.g. 'v2', 'v3' or similar
      version: 
      # An array of paths under which previous versions of this page were found. Paths are formatted
      # without extension, and relative to the pages version root folder.
      # Example: 'Foo/Bar/SomePage' to a v2 page would resolve to '/pages/v2/Foo/Bar/SomePage.html'
      formerPaths: []