If you use Frontman to generate big websites, your config.rb file might get very long. To clean things up a bit, you can split your config.rb file into multiple files. For example, you could create a separate file where you define all your Frontman::Config variables, one where you add your pages to the sitemap, and so on.

Frontman always requires the presence of a config.rb file, and takes this as the start of your Frontman site. From this file, you can include other files so that the logic is nicely separated.

For example, if you want to include the config/sitemap_setup.rb and config/configuration_setup.rb files, add the following code to your config.rb:

import_config 'config/sitemap_setup'
import_config 'config/configuration_setup'