.template.env

REDIS_HOST="redis" # Redis default host
REDIS_PORT="6379" # Redis default port
REDIS_PASSWORD="" # Passsword used to open redis
REDIS_CRYPT_KEY="" # Key used to crypt redis data

POSTGRES_DB="" # Name of the database
POSTGRES_HOST="postgres" # Postgres default host
POSTGRES_PORT="5432" # Postgres default port
POSTGRES_USER="" # Name of the database user created
POSTGRES_PASSWORD="" # Password used to access the database

REACT_APP_EMAILJS_SERVICE="" # EmailJS service ID
REACT_APP_EMAILJS_PUBLICKEY="" # EmailJS public key
REACT_APP_EMAILJS_TEMPLATE_PAYMENT="" # EmailJS template ID for payment, not used as said in the README
REACT_APP_EMAILJS_TEMPLATE_CONTACT="" # EmailJS template ID for contact

INTRA_UID="" # 42API app UID
INTRA_SECRET="" # 42API app secret

REACT_APP_INTRA_REDIRECT="" # 42API app redirect URI
REACT_APP_API_URL="https://bde.42mulhouse.fr:XXXX" # URL of the API where XXXX is the port, change to http://localhost:XXXX if you want to run the APP locally

APP_URL="https://bde.42mulhouse.fr" # URL of the app, change to http://localhost:XXXX if you want to run the APP locally

AES='{"key":{"type":"Buffer","data":[86,66,245,200,42,43,248,17,221,227,24,199,106,252,69,51,53,95,81,28,3,231,122,155,77,235,36,54,34,12,34,109]},"iv":{"type":"Buffer","data":[85,68,42,144,174,69,126,242,42,229,144,0,88,101,141,215]}}'
# Okay this one above is a bit tricky. It is used to encrypt and decrypt the mail in the database.
# It is a JSON object with two keys, key and iv. Both are Buffer objects. What you need to understand is
# that the idea is to have a data and an iv that are the exact same size than the randomly generated example above.
# It's the AES256 encryption protocol that requires this. Wanna know more ? Google it ig

CONTRIBUTION_TIME="6" # How long a contribution is valid (in months), not used as said in the README
CONTRIBUTION_PRICE="10" # How much a contribution costs (in euros), not used as said in the README
REACT_APP_VERSION="" # Current version of the app