.env.example

# The main application domain used internally by the app.
# This is typically the hostname that clients use to reach your API or frontend.
# Example: myapp.local or api.example.com
APP_DOMAIN=localhost

# The final, public-facing domain used when generating absolute URLs.
# Useful when you need canonical URLs for redirects, emails, or shared links.
# Example: example.com
APP_FINAL_DOMAIN=localhost

# The network interface (host) the web server should bind to.
# 127.0.0.1 means only local connections are accepted.
APP_HOST=127.0.0.1

# The port on which the web server listens.
# Example: 8080 for development or 80 for production HTTP.
APP_PORT=80

# Whether HTTPS should be enabled.
# Set to `true` if you're using TLS/SSL certificates (e.g., via Nginx reverse proxy or Let's Encrypt).
# Set to `false` if running plain HTTP (e.g., local dev).
APP_HTTPS=false


# Optional outbound proxy for LLM provider calls.
# Supports http://, https://, socks5:// and socks5h:// URLs.
# This key has the highest priority when multiple proxy env vars are set.
LLM_PROXY_URL=

# This is the URL that SQLx will use to make connections to the Postgres database.
DATABASE_URL=sqlite://database.db?mode=rwc

# This is the HMAC key that will be used to sign login tokens (JWTs).
# It just needs to be a random string, preferably at least 48 characters long to provide sufficient
# brute-force resistance.
#
# If you have OpenSSL installed, try `openssl rand -base64 48`
#
# Or, just search Google for a secure password generator.
HMAC_KEY={random-string}