mode: learning
media_root: media
media_url: /media
base_url: /
# If your site is nested inside of a bigger one, you can use media_url and
# base_url to properly generate links on your site. For example, if your URL
# will be some.domain.com/starter/, use:
#   media_url: /starter/media
#   base_url: /starter/
template: hyde.ext.templates.jinja.Jinja2Template
plugins:
    - hyde.ext.plugins.meta.MetaPlugin
    - hyde.ext.plugins.meta.AutoExtendPlugin
    # Plugins needed for the advances section.
    - hyde.ext.plugins.meta.SorterPlugin
    - hyde.ext.plugins.meta.GrouperPlugin
    - hyde.ext.plugins.meta.TaggerPlugin
context:
    data:
        author:
            name: Merlin Rebrović
            url: "http://merlin.rebrovic.net"
        layout:
            name: Hyde Starter Kit
            url: "https://github.com/merlinrebrovic/hyde-starter-kit"
        project:
            name: Hyde
            url: "http://hyde.github.com"
            install: "https://github.com/hyde/hyde#installation"
        menu:
          - title: Home
            url: index.html
          - title: First steps
            url: first-steps.html
          - title: About
            url: about.html

### Advanced part ###

# This defines meta data on the whole site.
meta:
    # 'nodemeta' will tell Hyde what file to look for inside a folder from
    # which to apply meta data to all files (resources) inside it. This is
    # a great way of simply adding or modifying properties of a very large
    # number of files.
    nodemeta: meta.yaml
    ga_tracking_code: XX-XXXXXXXX-X

sorter:
    name: # the name of the sorter (no pun intended)
        attr: name # by which attributes will resources be sorted
        filters:
            source_file.kind: html
            # You can include only files from a certain folder.
            #resource.node: (name of the folder)
        #reverse: True # if you need the list backwards
    file_type:
        attr: 
            - source_file.kind
            - source_file.size
    index:
        attr: meta.index
        filters:
            source_file.kind: html
    learning_order:
        attr: meta.learning_order
        filters:
            source_file.kind: html

grouper:
    level:
        sorter: name
        description: Difficulty levels
        groups:
            - name: basic
              description: Basic
            - name: advanced
              description: Advanced
    # You can have more than one group section, depending on your needs.
    # For example: "categories", "menu sections", etc.
    #category:
    #    description: To which category a blog post belongs to.
    #    groups:
    #        - name: software
    #          description: Software engineering
    #        - name: web
    #          description: Web technologies
    #        - name: seo
    #          description: Search Engine Optimization

tagger:
    sorter: name