/* Title: Configuration Author: The Codex Project */
Codex comes with a custom config file with a few configuration options within the app/config/codex.php file. Below you will find details on each option and how they can be used to tweak your Codex installation.
Codex can support a multitude of different storage methods to retrieve your documentation from. Codex offers the flat storage driver out of the box. For more information about adding additional storage drivers, check out the storage driver documentation.
By default, Codex stores documentation files within the public/docs directory. This can be configured and moved to another location by changing the storage_path configuration key.
By default, Codex scans manuals in alphabetical order. If no manual is supplied within the URI, Codex will simply load the first manual it finds. This can be overwritten by changing the configuration key default_manual and defining a manual (folder name) to be loaded as the default.
Codex comes with Google Analytic support. To enable Google Analytic tracking, simply create an environment variable with the key of tracking_code and Codex will automatically pick up on it. If you do not wish to use an environment variable, you may manually define your tracking code within the configuration file (under the same key of tracking_code).