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Configuring Nette
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An overview of all configuration options in the Nette Framework.

The Nette components are configured using configuration files, which are usually written in [NEON|neon:format]. They are best edited in [editors that support it |best-practices:editors-and-tools#ide-editor].
If you are using the full framework, the configuration will be [loaded during booting |application:bootstrapping#di-container-configuration], if not, see [how to load the configuration |bootstrap:].

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"application .[prism-token prism-atrule]":[application:configuration#Application]: 	"Application .[prism-token prism-comment]"<br>
"constants .[prism-token prism-atrule]":[application:configuration#Constants]: 	"Definition of PHP constants .[prism-token prism-comment]"<br>
"database .[prism-token prism-atrule]":[database:configuration]: 		"Database .[prism-token prism-comment]"<br>
"decorator .[prism-token prism-atrule]":[dependency-injection:configuration#Decorator]: 	"Decorator .[prism-token prism-comment]"<br>
"di .[prism-token prism-atrule]":[dependency-injection:configuration#DI]: 			"DI Container .[prism-token prism-comment]"<br>
"extensions .[prism-token prism-atrule]":[dependency-injection:configuration#Extensions]: 	"Installation of additional DI extensions .[prism-token prism-comment]"<br>
"forms .[prism-token prism-atrule]":[forms:configuration]: 		"Forms .[prism-token prism-comment]"<br>
"http .[prism-token prism-atrule]":[http:configuration#HTTP Headers]: 			"HTTP Headers .[prism-token prism-comment]"<br>
"includes .[prism-token prism-atrule]":[dependency-injection:configuration#Including Files]: 		"Including files .[prism-token prism-comment]"<br>
"latte .[prism-token prism-atrule]":[application:configuration#Latte Templates]: 		"Latte Templates .[prism-token prism-comment]"<br>
"mail .[prism-token prism-atrule]":[mail:#Configuration]: 			"Mailing .[prism-token prism-comment]"<br>
"parameters .[prism-token prism-atrule]":[dependency-injection:configuration#Parameters]: 	"Parameters .[prism-token prism-comment]"<br>
"php .[prism-token prism-atrule]":[application:configuration#PHP]: 			"PHP configuration options .[prism-token prism-comment]"<br>
"routing .[prism-token prism-atrule]":[application:configuration#Routing]: 		"Routing .[prism-token prism-comment]"<br>
"search .[prism-token prism-atrule]":[dependency-injection:configuration#Search]: 		"Automatic service registration .[prism-token prism-comment]"<br>
"security .[prism-token prism-atrule]":[security:configuration]: 		"Access Control .[prism-token prism-comment]"<br>
"services .[prism-token prism-atrule]":[dependency-injection:services]: 		"Services .[prism-token prism-comment]"<br>
"session .[prism-token prism-atrule]":[http:configuration#Session]: 		"Session .[prism-token prism-comment]"<br>
"tracy .[prism-token prism-atrule]":[tracy:configuring#Nette Framework]: 		"Tracy Debugger .[prism-token prism-comment]"
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To write a string containing the character `%`, you must escape it by doubling it to `%%`. In version 3.0 it was necessary to double the `@` to distinguish it from the service name. .[note]


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Configuring Nette

An overview of all configuration options in the Nette Framework.

The Nette components are configured using configuration files, which are usually written in NEON. They are best edited in editors that support it. If you are using the full framework, the configuration will be loaded during booting, if not, see how to load the configuration.

 application: 	Application
 constants: 	Definition of PHP constants
 database: 		Database
 decorator: 	Decorator
 di: 			DI Container
 extensions: 	Installation of additional DI extensions
 forms: 		Forms
 http: 			HTTP Headers
 includes: 		Including files
 latte: 		Latte Templates
 mail: 			Mailing
 parameters: 	Parameters
 php: 			PHP configuration options
 routing: 		Routing
 search: 		Automatic service registration
 security: 		Access Control
 services: 		Services
 session: 		Session
 tracy: 		Tracy Debugger

To write a string containing the character %, you must escape it by doubling it to %%. In version 3.0 it was necessary to double the @ to distinguish it from the service name.