You can modify the content, path, common, plugin, and template settings in the .ewizard/settings.json
file.
{ "content": { "type": "email", "subtype": "layout" }, "screenshoter": { "slideWithCommonLayout": "" }, "path": { "blocks": "node_modules/@blocks", "blocksFilename": "blocks.json", "blocksManifest": "common/blocks-library/blocks.json", "blocksThemes": "common/blocks-library/blocks-themes.json", "localBlocks": "common/blocks", "componentsFilename": "components.json", "componentsManifest": "common/components/components.json", "componentsThemes": "common/components/components-themes.json", "localComponents": "common/components", "modulesFilename": "modules.json", "modulesManifest": "common/blocks-library/modules.json", "bundle": "build/dev/app.js", "rootComponent": "App.vue", "slides": "slides", "themes": "themes", "themePaths": { "variables": "theme.scss", "variablesJson": "theme.json", "main": "index.scss" }, "themesManifest": "themes/themes.json", "settings": "settings.json", "icon": "icon.png", "icon2x": "icon@2x.png", "preview": "preview.jpg", "assets": ".ewizard/assets.json", "documents": "documents.json", "layouts": "layouts", "slide": { "thumbnail": "media/images/thumb.jpg", "screenshot": "media/images/screenshot.jpg" }, "common": { "i18n": "common/i18n", "references": "common/resources/references.json", "claims": "common/resources/claims.json", "footnotes": "common/i18n/footnotes.json", "media": { "images": "common/media/images", "videos": "common/media/videos", "pdfs": "common/media/pdfs", "fonts": "common/media/fonts" }, "triggeredEmailManifest": "common/resources/triggeredEmail.json" }, "metadata": { "purpose": "common/metadata/purpose.json", "targetMessenger": "common/metadata/targetMessenger.json" }, "icons": { "blocks": "common/icons/blocks" } }, "archive": { "ignore": [] }, "plugins": { "eslint": true }, "template": { "url": "https://git.qapint.com/ewizardjs/templates/email", "version": "8daa61780bc40aa7516f3fd09e5b8454ee4eb6e5" } }
The .ewizard/settings.json
file has the following fields:
|
|
| The project type. To create an email brief, enter |
| The content subtype. To create an email brief, enter |
| Enter the e-Detailer slide ID to generate all component states in that slide. For more information, see PDF Export settings. |
| The directory where the blocks are stored. For more information, see Blocks in emails. |
| The name of the file that defines which blocks appear on the elements panel in eWizard Editor. |
| The path to the file that defines which blocks appear in eWizard Editor. |
| The path to the file where you can configure which blocks you want to display for the specific theme on the Blocks tab in eWizard Editor. For more information, see Configure blocks for themes. |
| The directory where the local blocks are stored. |
| The name of the file that defines which components appear on the elements panel in eWizard Editor. For more information, see Make a component visible in eWizard Editor. |
| The path of the file that defines which components appear on the elements panel in eWizard Editor. |
| The path to the file with the components that are used for specific dynamic themes. For more information, see Configure components for themes. |
| The directory with the file that defines where the local components are stored. |
| The name of the file that defines which modules appear on the elements panel in eWizard Editor. |
| The path to the file that defines which modules appear on the elements panel in eWizard Classic. The field doesn't affect eWizard Editor. |
| The path to the file with the development build. |
| The root file where you edit the master template layout. For more information, see Edit a master template. |
| The directory where the slides are stored. |
| The directory where the themes are stored. |
| The name of the file with the dynamic theme styles. Each theme has its own file. |
| The name of the file with the dynamic theme variables. Each theme has its own file. |
| The main file with the dynamic theme styles. Each theme has its own file. |
| The path to the file that defines what themes are used in the project. |
| The name of the file with the email settings. |
| The name of the file with the email icon. |
| The name of the file with the large version of the email icon. |
| The name of the file with the project preview. |
| The path to the file with the asset settings. |
| The path to the file with the claim settings. |
| The path to the file that defines what documents are exported as PDFs. |
| The directory with the email layouts. |
| The path to the file with the thumbnail. For more information, see wiz thumbs [options]. |
| The path to the file with the screenshot. |
| The directory with content localization. For more information, see Localization. |
| The directory with common images. |
| The directory with common videos. |
| The directory with common PDFs. |
| The directory with common fonts. |
| The path to the file where the triggered emails are stored. |
| The path to the file that defines which references appear in eWizard Editor. For more information, see References. |
| The path to the file where the purposes are stored. |
| The path to the file with the target messenger settings for messenger ads. |
| The name of the file with the block icon. |
| Use the array to exclude the layouts from the archive. For more information, see Rename or change path to an email template. |
| Shows if the ESLint plugin is in the project. You can choose to use ESLint when you initialize an email. |
| The link to the repository with the email. |
| The version of the email template generated after you initialize an email. |
View all fields in .ewizard/settings.json
You can check all the fields available in the .ewizard/settings.json
in a development build.
To view all fields from the .ewizard/settings.json
file, add the console.log
method to the App.vue
file of your project.
<!-- App.vue --><script> export default { mounted() { console.log(EWIZARDJS.SYSTEM_SETTINGS); }, }; </script>
You can see the object
with all the fields of .ewizard/settings.json
in the browser console after running the wiz dev --live
command.