Configuration
Configuration lives in .config/dodeca.yaml in your project root.
Basic settings
yaml
content : content
output : public
Link checking
ddc build checks all internal and external links, failing the build if any are broken.
Configuration options
yaml
link_check :
rate_limit_ms : 1500
skip_domains :
- linkedin.com
- twitter.com
- x.com
| Option | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
rate_limit_ms |
integer | 1000 |
Minimum delay between requests to the same domain (milliseconds) |
skip_domains |
list of strings | none | Domains to skip checking entirely |
When to skip domains
Some sites aggressively block automated requests. Consider skipping:
- Social media:
linkedin.com,twitter.com,x.com,facebook.com - Sites with CAPTCHAs: Some documentation sites require JavaScript
- Rate-limited APIs: Sites that return 429 errors frequently
Example with multiple skip domains
yaml
link_check :
rate_limit_ms : 2000
skip_domains :
- linkedin.com
- twitter.com
- x.com
- facebook.com
- instagram.com
Internal links (links to other pages in your site) are always checked and cannot be skipped.
Code execution
If the code execution helper is available (ddc-cell-code-execution), Rust code blocks can be executed as part of the build.
At the moment, .config/dodeca.yaml contains a code_execution section, but it is not fully wired through to the build yet (defaults are used). If you need to disable code execution, use the environment variable DODECA_NO_CODE_EXEC=1.
Stable assets
Some assets (like favicons) should keep stable URLs for caching:
yaml
stable_assets :
- favicon.svg
- robots.txt
Full example
yaml
content : content
output : public
link_check :
rate_limit_ms : 1000
skip_domains :
- example.com
stable_assets :
- favicon.svg