# ----------------------------------------------------
# AEM Editorial Toolbar - Environment Configuration
# (environment-config.yaml)
#
# This file tells the toolbar about your AEM author instances
# and your public-facing websites.
#
# NOTE: This file is intentionally empty by default.
# Use Quick Setup or connect to a Remote Package to configure your environments.
# ----------------------------------------------------

# 'authors' section:
# List your AEM author environments.
# - 'prod', 'stage', 'dev', 'local' are common names, but you can choose your own.
# - For each name, provide the host(s) of your AEM author server.
# - A bare hostname implies https. For anything else (http, or a non-standard
#   port) write the full origin including the scheme, e.g. http://localhost:4502.
#   A port without a scheme (localhost:4502) is rejected as ambiguous.
#   The features that ask the instance itself (the auth check, DAM asset
#   lookups, content fragment references, page properties) may only call the
#   origin an entry denotes, so a bare hostname covers them only on an
#   instance that really is https on the default port.
#
# Example:
#   authors:
#     prod:   [author.yourcompany.com]
#     stage:  [author-stage.yourcompany.com]
#     dev:    [author-dev.yourcompany.com]
#     local:  [http://localhost:4502]
authors: {}

# 'sites' section:
# Define your websites.
# The site key should match your site's folder name in AEM's /content directory.
#
# Example:
#   sites:
#     mysite:
#       stripPath: /au  # Optional: path segment to remove from author URLs
#       public:
#         prod:  [www.mysite.com]
#         stage: [stage.mysite.com]
#         dev:   [dev.mysite.com]
#         local: [http://localhost:3000]
sites: {}

# 'environments' section (optional):
# Customize the toolbar's appearance for different environments.
# The names should match those in your 'authors' section.
#
# Example:
#   environments:
#     prod:
#       color: "#D32F2F"  # Red
#     stage:
#       color: "#FF8F00"  # Orange
#     dev:
#       color: "#388E3C"  # Green
#     local:
#       color: "#1976D2"  # Blue
environments: {}