Marten::Conf::GlobalSettings

Returns the explicit list of allowed hosts for the application.

Allows to set the explicit list of allowed hosts for the application.

The application has to be explictely configured to serve a list of allowed hosts. This is to mitigate HTTP Host header attacks.

Provides access to assets settings.

Returns the global cache store.

Allows to set the global cache store.

Provides access to the content security policy settings.

These setting values will be used by the Marten::Middleware::ContentSecurityPolicy middleware when inserting the Content-Security-Policy header in HTTP responses.

Provides access to the content security policy settings.

These setting values will be used by the Marten::Middleware::ContentSecurityPolicy middleware when inserting the Content-Security-Policy header in HTTP responses.

Provides access to request forgery protection settings.

Allows to configure a specific database connection for the application using a connection URL.

Allows to configure a specific database connection for the application using a connection URL or a block.

Returns the application database configurations.

Returns the list of default date input formats.

The list of default date input formats is used by the Marten::Schema::Field::Date schema field to parse date values from strings. Note that the date input formats coming from locales will be used with priority over this default list.

Allows to set the list of default date input formats.

Returns the list of default date time input formats.

The list of default date time input formats is used by the Marten::Schema::Field::DateTime schema field to parse date time values from strings. Note that the date time input formats coming from locales will be used with priority over this default list.

Allows to set the list of default date time input formats.

Returns a boolean indicating whether the application runs in debug mode.

Allows to activate or deactive debug mode.

Returns a boolean indicating whether the application runs in debug mode.

Provides access to emailing settings.

Returns the configured handler class that should generate responses for Bad Request responses (HTTP 400).

Allows to set the handler class that should generate responses for Bad Request responses (HTTP 400).

Returns the configured handler class that should generate responses for Permission Denied responses (HTTP 403).

Allows to set the handler class that should generate responses for Permission Denied responses (HTTP 403).

Returns the configured handler class that should generate responses for Not Found responses (HTTP 404).

Allows to set the handler class that should generate responses for Not Found responses (HTTP 404).

Returns the configured handler class that should generate responses for Internal Error responses (HTTP 500).

Allows to set the handler class that should generate responses for Internal Error responses (HTTP 500).

Returns the host the HTTP server running the application will be listening on.

Allows to set the host the HTTP server running the application will be listening on.

Provides access to internationalization settings.

Returns the third-party applications used by the project.

Allows to define the third-party applications used by the project.

Returns the log backend used by the application.

Allows to set the log backend used by the application.

The default log level used by the application.

Allows to set the default log level that will be used by the application (defaults to info).

Provides access to media files settings.

Provides access to method overriding settings.

Returns the list of middlewares used by the application.

Allows to define the list of middlewares used by the application.

Returns the port the HTTP server running the application will be listening on.

Allows to set the port the HTTP server running the application will be listening on.

Returns a boolean indicating whether multiple processes can bind to the same HTTP server port.

Allows to indicate whether multiple processes can bind to the same HTTP server port.

Returns a boolean indicating whether multiple processes can bind to the same HTTP server port.

Returns the default value to use for the Referrer-Policy header.

The value of this setting will be used by the Marten::Middleware::ReferrerPolicy middleware when inserting the Referrer-Policy header in HTTP responses.

Allows to set the default value to use for the Referrer-Policy header.

This value will be used by the Marten::Middleware::ReferrerPolicy middleware when inserting the Referrer-Policy header in HTTP responses.

Returns the maximum number of allowed parameters per request (such as GET or POST parameters).

Allows to set the maximum number of allowed parameters per request (such as GET or POST parameters).

This maximum limit is used to prevent large requests that could be used in the context of DOS attacks. Setting this value to nil will disable this behaviour.

Returns the root path of the application.

Allows to set the root path of the application.

The root path of the application specifies the actual location of the project sources in your system. This can prove helpful in scenarios where the project was compiled in a specific location different from the final destination where the project sources are copied. For instance, platforms like Heroku often fall under this category. By configuring the root path, you can ensure that your application correctly locates the required project sources and avoids any discrepancies arising from inconsistent source paths. This can prevent issues related to missing dependencies or missing app-related files (eg. locales or templates) and make your application more robust and reliable.

Returns the secret key of the application.

Allows to set the secret key of the application.

The secret key will be used provide cryptographic signing. It should be unique and unpredictable.

Provides access to sessions settings.

Provides access to SSL redirect settings.

Provides access to strict transport security settings.

Provides access to templates settings.

Returns the default time zone used by the application when it comes to display date times.

Allows to set the default time zone used by the application when it comes to display date times.

Returns the trailing slash strategy.

Allows to configure the trailing slash strategy.

The trailing slash strategy is used to determine how the application should handle trailing slashes in URLs. The default strategy is :do_nothing, which means that the application will not enforce any trailing slash policy. The other available strategies are :add and :remove, which will respectively add or remove trailing slashes from URLs if they can't be found.

Returns the strategy to use when an unsupported HTTP method is encountered.

Allows to set the strategy to use when an unsupported HTTP method is encountered.

The default strategy is :deny, which means that the application will return a 405 Method Not Allowed response when an unsupported HTTP method is encountered. The other available strategy is :hide, which will results in 404 Not Found responses being returned instead.

Returns a boolean indicating whether the X-Forwarded-Host header is used to look for the host.

Allows to set whether the X-Forwarded-Host header is used to look for the host.

Returns a boolean indicating whether the X-Forwarded-Host header is used to look for the host.

Returns a boolean indicating if the X-Forwarded-Port header is used to determine the port of a request.

Allows to set whether the X-Forwarded-Port header is used to determine the port of a request.

Returns a boolean indicating if the X-Forwarded-Port header is used to determine the port of a request.

Returns a boolean indicating if the X-Forwarded-Proto header is used to determine whether a request is secure.

Allows to set whether the X-Forwarded-Proto header should be used to determine whether a request is secure.

Returns a boolean indicating if the X-Forwarded-Proto header is used to determine whether a request is secure.

Returns the value to use for the X-Frame-Options header when the associated middleware is used.

The value of this setting will be used by the Marten::Middleware::XFrameOptions middleware when inserting the X-Frame-Options header in HTTP responses.

Allows to set the value to use for the X-Frame-Options header when the associated middleware is used.

This value will be used by the Marten::Middleware::XFrameOptions middleware when inserting the X-Frame-Options header in HTTP responses.