Page and Site Attributes

Attributes that are prefixed with page- are cataloged by Antora and available to both the page they’re set on and the pipeline components during site generation. These attributes are helpful when passing data from a page to the site UI and integrations, such as a search service. In addition to user-defined page attributes, Antora also provides built-in page attributes.

Built-in Antora attributes

Antora sets the following attributes for each page:

page-component-name

The name of the component as specified in antora.yml.

page-component-version

The version of the component as specified in antora.yml.

page-component-title

The title (aka display name) of the component as specified in antora.yml.

page-version

Shorthand for page-component-version (since Antora 1.1.1).

page-module

The name of the module where the page is located.

page-relative

The family-relative source path of the page.

page-origin-type

The content source type (e.g., git).

page-origin-url

The content source URL (i.e., the URL of the git repository).

page-origin-start-path

The path where the component is located in the repository.

page-origin-refname

The name of the reference where the page is located in the repository.

page-origin-branch

The shortname of the branch where the page is located in the repository.

page-origin-tag

The tag where this page is located in the repository (mutually exclusive with branch)

page-origin-reftype

The reference type where the page is located in the repository (tag or branch).

page-origin-worktree

Set if the file was taken from the git worktree.

These attributes are available to the pipeline during processing and can be referenced in a page.

Let's install *{page-component-title} {page-component-version}*.
The source document for this page is in the *{page-module}* module.

Rendered as:

Let’s install Antora 2.0.
The source document for this page is in the page module.

This data is also available via the UI model.

Site attributes

There may be times when your document needs to know that it’s being processed by Antora. Antora sets these site attributes for each page.

  • env=site

  • env-site

  • site-gen=antora

  • site-gen-antora