Config
drutiny.config.yml is a static registry yaml file that can be provided by
drutiny plugin libraries to extend Drutiny's capability.
Target
The Target directive allows you to register additional target types. Targets
are references to audit-able subjects. The Target PHP class is responsible for
parsing in the target reference passed in the command line and allowing the audits
to correctly access the target to be able to audit it.
Target:
- Drutiny\Target\DrushTarget
- Drutiny\Target\TargetNone
Command
The Command directive allows extensions to add additional commands into Drutiny's
console Application. This can be done to utilise the Drutiny framework underneath
the drutiny executable.
Command:
- Drutiny\Command\AuditGenerateCommand
- Drutiny\Command\AuditInfoCommand
Template
The Template directive allows extensions to register directories where Drutiny
will look for twig template files when rendering HTML and Markdown files.
Template:
- src/Report/templates/html
- src/Report/templates/markdown
DomainList
The DomainList directive registers domain providers that can provide a list of
domains to run a profile against in multisite mode.
DomainList:
YamlFile: Drutiny\DomainList\DomainListYamlFile
Learn more about Domain Providers
Format
The Format directive allows extensions to add additional export formats on top
of the ones already provided by Drutiny.
Format:
html: Drutiny\Report\Format\HTML
json: Drutiny\Report\Format\JSON
markdown: Drutiny\Report\Format\Markdown
terminal: Drutiny\Report\Format\Terminal
console: Drutiny\Report\Format\Console
CredentialSchema
The CredentialSchema directive allows extensions to provide a schema for
credentials needed for something such as an Audit. This allows the Drutiny
Credential Manager to acquire the credentials from the user on the behalf of
the extension using them.
CredentialSchema:
sumologic:
access_id:
type: string
description: Your access ID to connect to the Sumologic API with:
access_key:
type: string
description: Your access key to connect to the Sumologic API with:
Learn more about the Credential Manager