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Hash folder

Learn about the "Code" folder where developers place their stuff and hide it for normal users.

Si­te.j­son con­fig fi­le

Configuration reference for site.json – controls minification, HTTP headers and URL rules per site.

Crea­te disp­lay temp­late­s for your sc­hema­s

Display templates are at the core of how Docly renders your documents as web pages. A .hash file defines the HTML output for all documents of a given schema. This guide explains everything you need to know — from placement and naming, to data binding, loops, master pages, images, and more.

The "A­PI" fol­der

Create your custom JSON WEB API by placing JS files that will run server side in the #/API foider.

The "­Fol­der" fol­der

Place all the default files for all folders except the root folder here. If you have a folder somewhere, the contents in this folder will be available there.

The "­Root" fol­der

Place all the default root files and folders you would like to include in your site in this folder.

Se­curi­ty Hea­ders in the hea­ders.­json fi­le

Setting HTTP headers for your Docly™ published folders.

Ser­vices - sc­hedu­lin­g and event­s

The service definition file in JSON format enables application developers to schedule tasks, handle system events, and manage error responses. Key features include automating recurring tasks (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly), event-driven programming for file or system changes, and robust error handling strategies.