core/recipes/example/recipe.yml


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# The name of the recipe.
name: 'Example'
# The description of the recipe.
description: 'Provides an example recipe.'
# The type key is similar to the package key in module.info.yml. It can be used
# to group Drupal recipes.
type: 'Content type'
install:
  # An array of modules or themes to install if they are not already. The system
  # will detect if it is a theme or a module. During the install only simple
  # configuration from the new modules is created. This allows the Drupal recipe
  # control over the configuration.
  - node
  - text
config:
  # A Drupal recipe can have a config directory. All configuration is this
  # directory will be imported after the modules have been installed.
  # Additionally, the Drupal recipe can install configuration entities provided
  # by the modules it configures. This allows them to not have to maintain or
  # copy this configuration.
  import:
    text:
      - text.settings
    # Import all configuration that is provided by the node module and any
    # optional configuration that depends on the text module that is provided by
    # modules already installed.
    node: '*'
  # Configuration actions may be defined. The structure here should be
  # entity_type.ID.action. Below, text.settings is updated to set the default
  # summary length for text fields to 700 characters.
  actions:
    text.settings:
      simpleConfigUpdate:
        default_summary_length: 700
# A Drupal recipe can have a content directory. All content in this directory
# will be created after the configuration is installed.