Book Configuration Specification

André Alves Garzia
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Table Of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Using TOML
  3. Metadata Section
  4. Default values
  5. Title
  6. Subtitle
  7. Date
  8. Identifier
  9. Cover
  10. Language
  11. License
  12. Author Section
  13. Default values
  14. Name
  15. Bio
  16. Photo
  17. Book Section
  18. Default values
  19. Enabled
  20. Theme
  21. Frontmatter and Backmatter
  22. Chapters
  23. Important remarks
  24. Table of Contents Section
  25. Default values
  26. Prefix
  27. Label
  28. Match
  29. Important remarks
  30. Publisher Section
  31. Default values
  32. Name
  33. Bio
  34. Link
  35. Site Section
  36. Default values
  37. Enabled
  38. Theme
  39. Frontmatter, Chapters, and Backmatter
  40. Blurb
  41. Landing
  42. Download
  43. Site Actions
  44. Site labels
  45. WebMonetization Section
  46. Default values
  47. Endpoint
  48. Call To Action Section
  49. Default values
  50. cta
  51. url
  52. label
  53. Links Section
  54. Default values
  55. cta
  56. url
  57. label
  58. Using YAML
  59. Why We Prefer TOML over YAML
  60. Sample configuration using YAML
  61. Using JSON
  62. Why We Prefer TOML over JSON
  63. Sample configuration using JSON
  64. Final Remarks and Moving On

Final Remarks and Moving On

I hope this guide has been useful in showing you all the possibilities of the book configuration file. If there was anything that is not clear, or that you have doubts about, don’t hesitate to reach out. You can fill a new github issue with your issue, or reach out by twitter or mastodon.

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