viktor.config.toml
The viktor.config.toml
file is used to set configuration settings for your app, and is placed on the top-level of the
application folder:
my-folder
├── app.py
├── requirements.txt
└── viktor.config.toml
The viktor.config.toml
file is written in TOML language, which is very similar to basic Python
syntax.
app_type
The entry app_type
has become obligatory.
The app_type
entry in the viktor.config.toml
file defines the type of app. App layout, requirements and
corresponding feedback errors might differ depending on the chosen app type. Currently, the following types are
available:
editor
: allows for 1 (and only 1) entity type, of which the user can only edit a single entity. The entity is not shared among multiple users (i.e. every user works in a unique session).simple
: allows for 1 (and only 1) entity type, of which the user can make unlimited entities. Entities are shared among multiple users.tree
: no restriction on the number of entity types. An entity type hierarchy can be created by definingchildren
on the parent entity type controller. Entities are shared among multiple users.
app_type = 'simple' # 'editor' | 'simple' | 'tree'
More information on these app types and tutorials can be found here.
assets_path
Defines the directory where assets (e.g. images) are stored. These assets can be used as, for example, static images.
assets_path = 'assets'
enable_privileged_api
With the enable_privileged_api
key, the application code is able to
bypass user access restrictions:
enable_privileged_api = true # true | false
packages
Any system dependency that is not a Python package can be listed here. System packages will be installed when the application is built and should be apt-get compatible:
packages = [
"python3-opencv",
"tesseract-ocr",
...
]
python_version
This Python version does not affect the Python version that is used for development with venv
as isolation mode,
which is specified using the configure
command instead!
Specify the Python version to publish the application with:
python_version = '3.13' # '3.10' | '3.11' | '3.12' | '3.13'
welcome_text
Supported for app_type = 'tree'
only
A welcome text can be customized, which will be shown to the user upon entering the application dashboard. The value
is a path pointing to a file located relative to viktor.config.toml
. The file supports
styling with Markdown:
welcome_text = "welcome.md"
With welcome.md
:
## Welcome to your very first [VIKTOR](https://www.viktor.ai/) application!
Get started engineering the **awesome** today
While automating the *boring*!
registered_name
Specify the app name you want to publish on. This value will be overwritten if the registered-name flag is specified in viktor-cli command such below:
viktor-cli publish --registered-name my-first-app