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# Template.env

#

# When running the app locally, this file should be copied to .env

#

# This is a long, unique string of characters that is used for Django's cryptographic signing

SECRET_KEY=

# A list of domains and/or IPs that Django is allowed to serve

DJANGO_ALLOWED_HOSTS=localhost 127:0.0.1 [::1]

# A python path for the settings module that Django should use

# When running in production, this value should be set to: app.setting.production

# See: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.1/topics/settings/#envvar-DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE

DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE=app.settings.dev

# The port on which the application should listen

SERVER_PORT=8000

#

# Database Configuration

#

# The Django module used for managing the database connection.

# If not provided, Django will default to SQLite

SQL_ENGINE=django.db.backends.postgresql

# The name of the database (or, for sqlite, the name of the file) that Django should use

# I not provided, it defaults to db.sqlite3

SQL_DATABASE=

# The username used to authenticate with the database

# defaults to "user"

SQL_USER=

# The password used to authenticate with the database

# defaults to "password"

SQL_PASSWORD=

# The hostname used to connect to the database

# defaults to "localhost"

SQL_HOST=db

# The port on which the database is listening

# defaults to 5432

SQL_PORT=5432

# A flag for the entrypoint.sh script

# If this value is "postgres", the script will wait for the database to be available before running the app

DATABASE=postgres

#

# Superuser Configuration

#

# When starting up the Django process, a superuser with full access to the admin will be created.

# When running in production, make sure that these are secure values

#

# This will be the superuser login name

DJANGO_SUPERUSER_USERNAME=

# This will be the superuser password

DJANGO_SUPERUSER_PASSWORD=

# This will be the email account associated with the Superuser

DJANGO_SUPERUSER_EMAIL=

#

# Algolia Configuration

#

# Most of these details can be found under the "API Keys" in the Algolia Dashboard

#

# The ID of the Algolia application that owns the index and API key used here, typically a 10-character string.

ALGOLIA_APP_ID=

# The ID of the Algolia index that will be used. This should be owned by the account associated with the APP_ID above

# It is strongly recommended to use different indices for development, production, and testing

ALGOLIA_INDEX=

# A secured API Key created on Algolia.

# This key should have the browse, addObject, deleteObject, and deleteIndex permissions for the index specified above.

#

#NOTE: THIS SHOULD NOT BE AN ADMIN KEY.

# See: https://www.algolia.com/doc/guides/security/api-keys/

ALGOLIA_API_KEY=

# This overides the default URL for static files included in the Django admin templates.

# This should be used to include the S3 bucket URL that we are using to store the static files.

# For local development purposes this can be left commented out.

#

# STATIC_URL=