config.template.yaml

# Datawrapper configuration
#

domain: datawrapper
chart_domain: c.datawrapper
# asset_domain: ...

## the following keys are used to hash passwords.
##
## auth_salt is used to hash passwords before sending via HTTP.
## secure_auth_key is used to hash passwords again before
## storing them in the database.
##
## Please change these keys on initial setup of Datawrapper.
## If you change them later no user will be able to login
## with their former passwords.
# auth_salt: "MY_AUTH_SALT"
# secure_auth_key: "MY_SECRET_AUTH_KEY"


## show debug message?
debug: true

## some default values
defaults:
  show_in_gallery: true
  theme: default
  vis: bar-chart

## thumbnail sizes [width, height]
thumbnails:
    s: [150, 150]
    m: [260, 170]

## email addresses
email:
  # users with problems will be shown the support email
  support: hello@datawrapper.de
  # error messages will go here
  log: debug@datawrapper.de
  # sender
  sender: noreply@datawrapper.de

## prevent guest from creating charts
prevent_guest_charts: false

## prevent guests from creating accounts
## (admin needs to create any accounts)
prevent_guest_access: false

## the following links are shown in the footer
## please link to your own imprint (and not ours)
footer_links:
    - title:
        en: Quick Start
        de: Schnellstart
      url: http://docs.datawrapper.de/%lang/quickstart
    - title:
        en: Tutorial
        de: Tutorial
      url: http://docs.datawrapper.de/%lang/tutorial

## base url of shared assets hosted on CDN
## this URL is where Datawrapper charts will access some third-party
## libraries such as globalize.js.
# asset_domain: assets-datawrapper.s3.amazonaws.com

## This is the directory where locally published files will be stored.
## If you do not define this, the `charts` directory within datawrapper
## will be used.
# publish_directory: /full/path/to/where/charts/should/be/published/

## to use a custom home page in your installation
## uncomment the following setting and create a new
## Twig template (e.g. my-home.twig) in /templates/custom/
# custom_home: my-home

## If you run a white-labelled installation of Datawrapper, you might want
## to change the document title.
# custom_title: Datamapper

## use a custom favicon; give the complete URL to the favicon file
# custom_favicon: /somewhere/over/the/rainbow.ico

## HTTP AUTH (optional)
## edit and uncomment if Datawrapper is locked behind HTTP Auth
# http_auth: username:password


## TOP NAV MENU (optional)
## edit and uncomment to add further links to the nav menu
# navigation:
#   - id: about
#     title: About
#     url: http://docs.datawrapper.de/%lang%/
#     icon: info-sign
#   - id: blog
#     title: Blog
#     url: http://blog.datawrapper.de
#     icon: tag


plugins:

  # analytics-piwik:
  #   url: piwik.datawrapper.de  # without http:// and trailing slash
  #   idSite: 5

  # publish-s3:
  #   accesskey: YOUR_ACCESS_KEY
  #   secretkey: YOUR_SECRET_KEY
  #   bucket: your-bucket


## PHANTOMJS (optional)
## edit and uncomment to enable static image chart exporting
# phantomjs:
#     path: /path/to/phantomjs


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#                                                      #
#  Anything below this line is for debugging/testing   #
#  only and thus can safely be ignored.                #
#                                                      #
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## if set to true, datawrapper will display a button for
## simplifying creation of test cases
# debug_export_test_cases: true

## create_test_charts.php creates a test user who owns
## the test charts, and will get the following password:
# testuser_pwd: '1234'