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Configuration
ProzillaOS can be configured in numerous ways. The most important one being via the application itself, by going to the Settings app or directly changing the config files in the virtual ~/.config folder.
For developers, these are the methods of configuring ProzillaOS:
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src/configThis directory contains the main configurations for ProzillaOS.
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stylesEverything related to styles can be configured in this directory. The stylesheets inside
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public/configThis directory has XML files that serve as the default data for config files used by the app in the virtual drive. These can be edited by the user once they're loaded during initialisation.
Deployment
Before starting the deployment process, you will need to make sure these parts of your configuration are set up correctly.
Domain
Set the DOMAIN variable to the domain you wish to deploy the website to. You may also want to adjust the BASE_URL in case your domain does not have an SSL certificate. If you are using GitHub Pages, go to your Pages settings on GitHub and make sure the domain option there matches this variable.
Warning
This configuration is also required before starting the staging process.
Branch
If you are deploying to GitHub Pages, go to your Pages settings on GitHub, navigate to "Build and deployment" and set the source to "Deploy from a branch". Then select the gh-pages branch and select the / (root) folder.
If you would like to use a different branch, also set the REPO.branch to that same branch.
Repository URL & commit message
If you are deploying to GitHub Pages, set REPO.owner and REPO.name to your GitHub username and your repository's name respectively. You may also want to customize the COMMIT_MESSAGE variable, which will be used by the deploy script to commit the build to the gh-pages branch.
Branding
Name & tag line
Set the NAME and TAG_LINE variables to the name and tag line or short description you wish to use for the website respectively.