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All files you could create or edit have to be put in custom/
directory at the main root of the project. Any other location will be deleted or override by the build or upgrade processes.
The build process will also create empty files if they don't already exists.
### Settings
There are two files in Geotrek-rando managing client side settings:
This file should remain a valid JSON file. Remember to check its validity each time you alter it.
In directory src/app/config/
there is a file named settings.default.json
that contains the default setup. Each option of it can be copied to another one: settings.custom.json
located in custom/
directory.
Both files are always loaded by the app, but every rules from the second one will override those from first one.
See JSON settings for more details about each available options.
This file should remain a valid SCSS file. Remember to check its validity each time you alter it.
In directory src/app/config/styles
is _configuration.default.scss
that
should never be modify. But any setting you want to change should be added
to _configuration.scss
located in custom/
.
Caution: Default options use a !default
switch for each parameter.
You should not copy this switch when adding your own options to _configuration.scss
file.
See SCSS settings for more details about each available options.
Beyond settings, you also have ways to customize look & feel but also create new behaviors.
By creating HTML files in custom/public
and enabling there use in settings, you have the possibility
to use your own markup for some elements of the interface. For example :
custom-header.html
custom-home.html
The filename does not really matter as far as custom/templates
will be used as root directory.
See templates settings for a complete list of templates you can configure.
See templates widgets for a partial list of widgets you can use in your templates.
The file named custom/_customisation.scss
allows you to write as many SCSS as you need.
If you want to split your styles in multiple files, you have to use the
SCSS @import 'filename'
rule to include other .scss
files.
Note: customisation.scss
must remain directly in custom/
directory but the files you @import
in it may be wherever you want.
Having your own behavior available for your templates is possible through three files:
controller.js
directive.js
service.js
Those files have also to be in custom/
directory.
You may follow the src/app/custom/*.example
to use the right structure.
Everything from the public/
directory is directy served by the web server.
But you sould not put anything directly there.
Also, public/custom
is a symbolic link pointing directy to custom/public
.
So all elements that you want to be accessible through http
should be placed in the custom/public/
directory and would be accessed with the path: /custom/
. For example: custom/public/my_picture.png
would be accessed by the link http://my-geotrek-domain.com/custom/my_picture.png
.
You should use absolute links for these files rather than relative ones (particulary if you activate HTML5 mode). Example: <img src="/custom/my_picture.jpg">
You can override default translation files available in src/app/translation/po
. Don't edit these default files, use them to find which messages you want to override.
Create a custom/po/
folder. Then create the files for each language you are using (en.po
, fr.po
as an example).
Override the translations that you want in these files.
Example of content for custom/po/en.po
:
msgid ""
msgstr ""
"Project: Geotrek-rando\n"
"Project-Id-Version: \n"
"POT-Creation-Date: \n"
"PO-Revision-Date: \n"
"Last-Translator: \n"
"Language-Team: \n"
"MIME-Version: 1.0\n"
"Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n"
"Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n"
"Language: en\n"
"X-Generator: Poedit 1.7.4\n"
msgid "BANNER_TEXT"
msgstr "Rando in my park"
msgid "DEFAULT_META_TITLE"
msgstr "Rando my park"
msgid "DEFAULT_META_DESCRIPTION"
msgstr "Discover the treks in the national park!"