.env.example

# The local test pages
# Only set if not using default protocol ports
# PAGES_HOST_PORT=3443
# PAGES_HOST_INSECURE_PORT=3000
# If hosting the test-pages locally, a value other than "localhost" is needed
PAGES_HOST="https://127.0.0.1"

# (Optional if not running the public tests) Some websites "prequalify" an entered email to
# see if they have an associated account. If they don't, they may disallow password entry or
# force account create workflow, so it is important that this is a real address with
# organizational control, which you've used to create accounts with at the relevant sites.
PUBLIC_TEST_EMAIL="test@example.com" # A real email you control

# The vault that will be used for testing
VAULT_EMAIL="test@example.com" # Your test vault email
VAULT_PASSWORD="testpassword" # Your test vault password

# Bitwarden CLI API environment, used for seeding the vault
CLI_SERVE_HOST="localhost"
CLI_SERVE_PORT=8087

# Targeted vault environment
VAULT_HOST_PORT=8443
VAULT_HOST_INSECURE_PORT=8080
VAULT_HOST_URL="https://localhost"

# (Optional) Specify an an API endpoint returning a vault configuration.
# Used to match a remote server configuration.
REMOTE_VAULT_CONFIG_MATCH="https://api.bitwarden.com/config"

# (Optional) Indicate whether mock ciphers used in live site tests should be included in vault seeding
# INCLUDE_PUBLIC_PAGE_CIPHERS="true"

# (Optional) Specify the root directory filename for the Bitwarden vault JSON import
# you'd like to use (e.g. "vault.json")
# Mock data generation tool: https://www.passwordvaultgenerator.com/
VAULT_IMPORT_FILE=""

# The extension that will have tests running against it
EXTENSION_BUILD_PATH="clients/apps/browser/build"

# Replace bitwarden.example.com with the domain where Bitwarden will be accessed.
BW_DOMAIN="127.0.0.1"

# The database provider you will be using for your Bitwarden server. Available options are sqlserver, postgresql, sqlite, mysql, or mariadb.
BW_DB_PROVIDER="mysql"

# The name of the server on which your database is running.
BW_DB_SERVER="db"

# The name of your Bitwarden database.
BW_DB_DATABASE="bitwarden_vault"

# The username for accessing the Bitwarden database.
BW_DB_USERNAME="bitwarden"

# The password for accessing the Bitwarden database.
BW_DB_PASSWORD="super_strong_password"

# Specify a custom port for database traffic. If unspecified, the default will depend on your chosen database provider.
BW_DB_PORT=3306

BW_ENABLE_SSL="true"
BW_SSL_CERT="ssl.crt"
BW_SSL_KEY="ssl.key"

# (Optional) Enable server Events service
BW_ENABLE_EVENTS="true"

# (Optional) System Administrator Portal access, comma-delimited
adminSettings__admins="test@example.com"

# (Optional) Fill Assist resource manifest URI
globalSettings__baseServiceUri__fillAssistRules="http://localhost:8000/manifest.json"