Configure a Code input

This key determines the maximum number of visible lines in the code area, controlling maximum height. When content exceeds this number of lines, the input becomes a scroll area. Defaults to 30.

This key determines the minimum number of visible lines in the code area, controlling initial height. When content exceeds this number of lines, the input expands line by line until it reaches the value of max_visible_lines. Defaults to 10.

This key toggles the line numbers and code-folding controls. Defaults to true.

This key determines how the input parses your content for syntax highlighting. The value should match the code language. This key has no default.

Value must be one of:

abap abc actionscript ada alda apache_conf apex applescript aql asciidoc asl assembly_x86 autohotkey batchfile c9search c_cpp cirru clojure cobol coffee coldfusion crystal csharp csound_document csound_orchestra csound_score csp css curly d dart diff django dockerfile dot drools edifact eiffel ejs elixir elm erlang forth fortran fsharp fsl ftl gcode gherkin gitignore glsl gobstones golang graphqlschema groovy haml handlebars haskell haskell_cabal haxe hjson html html_elixir html_ruby ini io jack jade java javascript json json5 jsoniq jsp jssm jsx julia kotlin latex less liquid lisp livescript logiql logtalk lsl lua luapage lucene makefile markdown mask matlab maze mediawiki mel mixal mushcode mysql nginx nim nix nsis nunjucks objectivec ocaml pascal perl perl6 pgsql php php_laravel_blade pig plain_text powershell praat prisma prolog properties protobuf puppet python qml r razor rdoc red redshift rhtml rst ruby rust sass scad scala scheme scss sh sjs slim smarty snippets soy_template space sparql sql sqlserver stylus svg swift tcl terraform tex text textile toml tsx turtle twig typescript vala vbscript velocity verilog vhdl visualforce wollok xml xquery yaml zeek

Alternatively, you can configure syntax with the naming convention. syntax is assumed to be the section preceding the normalized _code_block suffix (e.g. my_javascript_code_block for javascript).

This key defines how many spaces each line is auto indented by, and how many spaces a tab is shown as. Defaults to 2.

This key determines the color scheme for syntax highlighting. This key is only applicable if syntax is also defined. Defaults to monokai.

Value must be one of:

ambiance chaos chrome clouds clouds_midnight cobalt crimson_editor dawn dracula dreamweaver eclipse github gob gruvbox idle_fingers iplastic katzenmilch kr_theme kuroir merbivore merbivore_soft mono_industrial monokai nord_dark pastel_on_dark solarized_dark solarized_light sqlserver terminal textmate tomorrow tomorrow_night tomorrow_night_blue tomorrow_night_bright tomorrow_night_eighties twilight vibrant_ink xcode

This key determines how CloudCannon handles an empty value. This key does not apply to existing empty values.

Value must be one of the following:

• string - an empty value for this input will be stored as "".
• null - an empty value for this input will be stored as a null value (default). This does not apply to TOML files.

This key toggles whether CloudCannon requires this Input to have a value. If set to true, CloudCannon will require you to enter a value to save your changes, or discard your unsaved changes.

By default, this key is false (i.e, CloudCannon does not require this Input to have a value).

This key is available for Array, Boolean, Code, Color, File, Number, Object, Select and Multiselect, Text, Rich Text, and URL Inputs.

_inputs:
  author:
    type: text
    comment: Enter the name of the author for this blog post.
    options:
      required: true

{
  "_inputs": {
    "author": {
      "type": "text",
      "comment": "Enter the name of the author for this blog post.",
      "options": {
        "required": true
      }
    }
  }
}

This key defines the maximum string length, in characters, that CloudCannon will allow in an Input. When configured, CloudCannon will warn you when an Input value is too long. If the Input already contains a longer value, CloudCannon will require you to remove characters until the Input contains a valid string to save your changes, or discard your unsaved changes.

Value can be any non-negative integer. If this key is set to 0, CloudCannon requires the Input to be empty. If options.min_length is also configured, this key cannot be a smaller number.

This key has no default.

This key is available for Code, Color, File, Select, Text, Rich Text, and URL Inputs. To use this key in a Select Input, allow_create must be set to true.

_inputs:
  seo_description:
    type: markdown
    comment: Enter a brief description of this blog.
    options:
      max_length: 125
      min_length: 25

{
  "_inputs": {
    "seo_description": {
      "type": "markdown",
      "comment": "Enter a brief description of this blog.",
      "options": {
        "max_length": 125,
        "min_length": 25
      }
    }
  }
}

This key defines the minimum string length, in characters, that CloudCannon will allow in an Input. When configured, CloudCannon will warn you when an Input value is too short. If the Input already contains a shorter value, CloudCannon will require you to add characters until the Input contains a valid string to save your changes, or discard your unsaved changes.

Value can be any positive integer. If options.max_length is also configured, this key cannot be a greater number.

This key has no default.

This key is available for Code, Color, File, Select, Text, Rich Text, and URL Inputs. To use this key in a Select Input, allow_create must be set to true.

_inputs:
  seo_description:
    type: markdown
    comment: Enter a brief description of this blog.
    options:
      max_length: 125
      min_length: 25

{
  "_inputs": {
    "seo_description": {
      "type": "markdown",
      "comment": "Enter a brief description of this blog.",
      "options": {
        "max_length": 125,
        "min_length": 25
      }
    }
  }
}

This key defines a regular expression that the Input value must match. When configured, CloudCannon will require you to enter a value that matches the REGEX pattern. If the Input already contains an invalid value, CloudCannon will require you to enter a valid string to save your changes, or discard your unsaved changes.

Value must be a valid REGEX string.

This key has no default.

This key is available for Code, Color, File, Select, Text, Rich Text, and URL Inputs. To use this key in a Select Input, allow_create must be set to true.

_inputs:
  contact_email:
    type: email
    options:
      pattern: '[a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\.[a-zA-Z]{2,}'
      pattern_message: Please use the format ___@___.__

{
  "_inputs": {
    "contact_email": {
      "type": "email",
      "options": {
        "pattern": "[a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\\.[a-zA-Z]{2,}",
        "pattern_message": "Please use the format ___@___.__"
      }
    }
  }
}

This key defines the message that explains which regular expression an Input will accept. This key requires you to define options.pattern.

This key has no default.

This key is available for Code, Color, File, Select, Text, Rich Text, and URL Inputs.

_inputs:
  contact_email:
    type: email
    options:
      pattern: '[a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\.[a-zA-Z]{2,}'
      pattern_message: Please use the format ___@___.__

{
  "_inputs": {
    "contact_email": {
      "type": "email",
      "options": {
        "pattern": "[a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\\.[a-zA-Z]{2,}",
        "pattern_message": "Please use the format ___@___.__"
      }
    }
  }
}