versionFrom | meta.Title | meta.Description |
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9.0.0 |
ModelsBuilder Configuration |
Explanation of how to configure models builder |
The following configuration option can be set in the application settings (in the appsettings.json
file):
-
Umbraco.CMS.ModelsBuilder.ModelsMode
determines how Models Builder generates models. Valid values are:Nothing
: Do not generate models.InMemoryAuto
(default): Generate models in a dynamic in-memory assembly.SourceCodeManual
: Generate models in~/umbraco/models
(but do not compile them) whenever the user clicks the "Generate models" button on the Models Builder dashboard in the Settings section.SourceCodeAuto
: Generate models in~/umbraco/models
(but do not compile them) anytime a content type changes.
-
Umbraco.CMS.ModelsBuilder.ModelsNamespace
(string, default isUmbraco.Cms.Web.Common.PublishedModels
) specifies the generated models' namespace. -
Umbraco.CMS.ModelsBuilder.FlagOutOfDateModels
(bool, default istrue
) indicates whether out-of-date models (i.e. after a content type or data type has been modified) should be flagged. -
Umbraco.CMS.ModelsBuilder.ModelsDirectory
(string, default is~/umbraco/models
) indicates where to generate models and manage all files. Has to be a virtual directory (starting with~/
) below the website root (see also:AcceptUnsafeModelsDirectory
below). -
Umbraco.CMS.ModelsBuilder.AcceptUnsafeModelsDirectory
(bool, default isfalse
) indicates that the directory indicated inModelsDirectory
is allowed to be outside the website root (e.g.~/../../some/place
). Due to this being a potential security risk, it is not allowed by default. -
Umbraco.CMS.ModelsBuilder.DebugLevel
(int, default is zero) indicates the debug level. Set to greater than zero to enable detailed logging. For internal / development use.
The example below shows an example configuration using the SourceCodeManual mode.
{
"$schema": "https://json.schemastore.org/appsettings.json",
"Umbraco": {
"CMS": {
"ModelsBuilder": {
"ModelsMode": "SourceCodeManual"
}
}
}
}
:::note
It is recommended to generate models in your development environment only and change the ModelsMode to Nothing
for your staging and production environments.
:::
Models Builder ships with a dashboard in the Settings section of Umbraco's backoffice. The dashboard does three things:
- Details on how Models Builder is configured
- Provides a way to generate models (in SourceCodeManual mode only)
- Reports the last error (if any) that would have prevented models from being properly generated