<?php

return [
    'themes_path' => resource_path('views/layouts'), // eg: base_path('resources/themes')
	'asset_not_found' => 'LOG_ERROR',
	'default' => 'default',
	'cache' => true,

	/*
	|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
	| Define available themes. Format:
	|
	| 	'theme-name' => [
	| 		'extends'	 	=> 'theme-to-extend',  // optional
	| 		'views-path' 	=> 'path-to-views',    // defaults to: resources/views/theme-name
	| 		'asset-path' 	=> 'path-to-assets',   // defaults to: public/theme-name
	|
	|		// You can add your own custom keys
	|		// Use Theme::getSetting('key') & Theme::setSetting('key', 'value') to access them
	| 		'key' 			=> 'value',
	| 	],
	|
	|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
	*/

	'themes' => [

	    'default' => [
	        'extends'   => 'false'
        ],

                // Add your themes here. These settings will override theme.json settings defined for each theme

		/*
		|---------------------------[ Example Structure ]--------------------------
		|
		|	// Full theme Syntax:
		|
		|	'example1' => [
		|		'extends'	 	=> null, 	// doesn't extend any theme
		|		'views-path' 	=> example, // = resources/views/example_theme
		|		'asset-path' 	=> example, // = public/example_theme
		|	],
		|
		|	// Use all Defaults:
		|
		|	'example2',	// Assets =\public\example2, Views =\resources\views\example2
		|				// Note that if you use all default values, you can omit declaration completely.
		|				// i.e. defaults will be used when you call Theme::set('undefined-theme')
		|
		|
		|	// This theme shares the views with example2 but defines its own assets in \public\example3
		|
		|	'example3' => [
		|		'views-path'	=> 'example',
		|	],
		|
		|	// This theme extends example1 and may override SOME views\assets in its own paths
		|
		|	'example4' => [
		|		'extends'	=> 'example1',
		|	],
		|
		|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
		*/
	],

];