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Dirigent configuration reference

Dirigent uses the Symfony framework under the hood. Refer to the Symfony documentation to learn how the configuration system works.

When using the standalone image, any JSON or YAML file located directly in the /srv/config directory will be loaded as a Symfony configuration file.

Example configuration​

# dirigent.yaml
dirigent:
  title: 'My Dirigent'
  slug: null
  security:
    public: false
    registration: false
  # not supported by the standalone image
  #storage:
  #  path: '%kernel.project_dir%/storage'
  packages:
    dynamic_updates: true
    dynamic_update_delay: 'PT4H'
    periodic_updates: true
    periodic_update_interval: 'P1W'
  dist_mirroring:
    enabled: false
    preferred: true
    dev_packages: false
  metadata:
    default_fetch_strategy: 'mirror'
    retain_pruned_versions:
      enabled: true
      tagged_versions: true
      dev_versions: false
    retain_stale_revisions:
      enabled: true
      tagged_versions: true
      dev_versions: false

dirigent (root)​

title​

Type: string | Default: 'My Dirigent'

The application name as shown in views and emails.

slug​

Type: string | Default: null

A simplified (lowercase and alphanumeric) version of the application name used as identifier for the registry. Defaults to a simplified version of the application title.

security​

public​

Type: boolean | Default: false

Enable public access to the registry. If disabled, only registered users will be able to view and download packages.

Note that enabling public access can lead to abuse of your resources

registration​

Type: boolean | Default: false

Enable public registration. If disabled, new users can only be created by

storage​

path​

Type string | Default: '%kernel.project_dir%/storage'

The path where the application stores Composer and package data.

When using the official Docker image, this is automatically set to /srv/data and changing the storage path is not possible.

packages​

dynamic_updates​

Type: boolean | Default: true

Whether to enable or disable dynamic updates.

dynamic_update_delay​

Type: string | Default: PT4H

The time between dynamic updates being triggered, defaults to 4 hours.

The time must be defined in the ISO 8601 durations format.

periodic_updates​

Type: boolean | Default: true

Whether to enable or disable periodic updates.

periodic_update_interval​

Type: string | Default: P1W

The time between periodic updates being scheduled, defaults to once a week.

The time must be defined in the ISO 8601 durations format.

dist_mirroring​

enabled​

Type: boolean | Default: false

Whether to enable or disable distribution mirroring

preferred​

dev_packages​

metadata​

default_fetch_strategy​

Type: string | Default: mirror

Configure the default fetch strategy for new packages:

mirror (Fetch from mirror)
Always try to mirror package metadata from mirror registries when possible. Only metadata from the project's composer.json is available. If mirroring is not possible, it defaults to source instead.
source (Fetch from source)
Fetch the package metadata directly from the source, but it doesn't have to include VCS data. For example, when the package is hosted on GitHub the API is used instead, which saves on storage and bandwidth but limits the amount of metadata that's available.
vcs (Fetch from VCS)
Fetch the package metadata directly from the source through VCS. Package metadata is created directly from the source code.

retain_pruned_versions​

enabled​

Type: boolean | Default: true

Whether to enable or disable retaining pruned versions of packages.

tagged_versions​

Type: boolean | Default: true

Retain pruned tagged package versions.

dev_versions​

Type: boolean | Default: false

Retain pruned development package versions.

retain_stale_revisions​

enabled​

Type: boolean | Default: true

Whether to enable or disable retaining stale revisions of packages.

tagged_versions​

Type: boolean | Default: true

Retain stale revisions of tagged package versions.

dev_versions​

Type: boolean | Default: false

Retain stale revisions of development package versions.