* absolute path that will allow your app to be moved or installed anywhere without
* changing this value. The following example assumes that this autoconfig file is
* two levels down from the root of the app.
*/
Config::setBasePath(__DIR__ . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . ".." . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . "..");
/*
* Set the cache path for the application. This directory should allow PHP full
* read/write permissions, and any data that PHP must cache in a file will be
* stored here. Log files will also be stored here by default unless the path
* is changed in the config.
*
* If a relative path is given, it will be relative in relation to the base
* path. The following example assumes there is a fully-writable folder called
* "cache" in the root of the webapp.
*/
Config::setCachePath("cache");
/*
* This line loads the application's config file.
*
* The first argument is the path to the config file itself. This may be absolute,
* or relative to the base path given above.
*
* The second argument dictates how the config file is cached. If true, the
* processed config will be cached by its filename. If it's a string, it will
* be cached by that string. If false, it won't be cached at all. The
* recommended value is "true" unless there's a chance you'll be loading
* multiple config files with the same name.
*
* If the third argument is true, it will check to see if the config file has been
* modified every time the page is loaded, and, when a change is detected, update the
* cached version of the file. In production, this value can be set to false to save
