.env.example

#####################
## Laravel framework variables

# Laravel's environment variable.
APP_ENV=local

# Application key used to encrypt session. No need to edit, it's generated by php artisan key:generate command
APP_KEY=

# Flag whether the debug options should be enabled or not
APP_DEBUG=true

# URL of where the application is running
APP_URL=

# Whether to force HTTPS in generated URLs no matter the request protocol.
# Useful if your request is handled behind load balancer on HTTP, but your
# application is running on HTTPS outside your infrastructure.
FORCE_HTTPS=false

# Expiration time in seconds for session (indicates seconds since the last activity)
APP_SESSION_EXPIRATION=120

# Application locale affecting formatting settings of viewed data.
APP_LOCALE=en

# Default driver for storing cache data. See config/cache.php for all available drivers.
CACHE_DRIVER=redis

# Default driver for logging. See config/log.php for all available drivers.
LOG_CHANNEL=stack

#####################
## SQL database connection details. MySQL (and derivates) are supported and tested.

# Connection adapter to be used for communicating with database. See config/database.php for all available connections.
# Only MySQL is tested and supported by remp2020 developers.
DB_CONNECTION=mysql

# Database host (e.g. localhost, IP address or any resolvable host of your database server instance).
DB_HOST=mysql

# Name of the database.
DB_DATABASE=beam

# User to be used to connect to database.
DB_USERNAME=root

# Password to be used to connect to database.
DB_PASSWORD=secret

# Port to be used to connect to database. 3306 is the default port used by MySQL and its derivates.
DB_PORT=3306

#####################
## Redis connection details

# Redis host (e.g. localhost, IP address or any resolvable host of your database server instance).
REDIS_HOST=redis

# Redis connection password (uncomment if used)
#REDIS_PASSWORD=

# Redis connection port. 6379 is the default port used by Redis installation.
REDIS_PORT=6379

# Redis default database used for application read/writes. Defaults to 0.
#REDIS_DEFAULT_DATABASE=

# Redis session database used for storing Laravel sessions if SESSION_DRIVER is "redis". Defaults to 1.
#REDIS_SESSION_DATABASE=

# Redis cache database used for Laravel cache layer if CACHE_DRIVER is "redis". Defaults to 2.
#REDIS_CACHE_DATABASE=

# Redis queue database used for Laravel queue system if QUEUE_DRIVER is "redis". Defaults to 3.
#REDIS_QUEUE_DATABASE=

#####################
## SSO configuration

# Full address of SSO instance
REMP_SSO_ADDR=http://sso.remp.press
REMP_SSO_API_TOKEN=

# URL where user is redirected if SSO login fails
REMP_SSO_ERROR_URL=http://beam.remp.press/error

#####################
## App configuration

# Memory limits for each command (run via scheduler) in case you want to raise default limit.
# The expected format is comma-delimited list of command::limit
#
#    conversions:aggregate-events::512M,segments:compute-author-segments::128M
#
#COMMANDS_MEMORY_LIMITS=

#####################
## REMP services

## Mandatory micro-services complementing Beam admin

# URL to Segments API endpoint
REMP_SEGMENTS_ADDR=http://segments.beam.remp.press/

# Authorization token (if configured on the segments API vhost)
REMP_SEGMENTS_AUTH_TOKEN=

# URL to Tracker API endpoint
REMP_TRACKER_ADDR=http://tracker.beam.remp.press/

## Following are addresses of other installed REMP services. Keep blank to indicate that the service is not used.

# REMP_CAMPAIGN_ADDR=http://campaign.remp.press
# REMP_MAILER_ADDR=http://mailer.remp.press

# API token to access Mailer. The default configuration of REMP tools always uses API token generated in SSO, you can
# grab your token there.
REMP_MAILER_API_TOKEN=

# Segmenter settings (beta)
# Leave AUTH_TOKEN empty if not needed, otherwise use with 'Basic' / 'Bearer' prefix.
#REMP_SEGMENTER_API_ADDR=http://segments.beam.remp.press/
#REMP_SEGMENTER_AUTH_TOKEN=

#####################
## Public dashboard settings
## Beam allows access to the /public URL without need to be authenticated via SSO. Instead of that, HTTP Auth
## is provided which can be shared among users. You can configure the HTTP authentication credentials here.

DASHBOARD_USERNAME=
DASHBOARD_PASSWORD=
DASHBOARD_USERNAME2=
DASHBOARD_PASSWORD2=

###################
## Pageviews data shown in graphs can be loaded either from Journal API snapshots or by directly querying Journal API
## Valid options: "snapshots" or "journal" (default)
# PAGEVIEW_GRAPH_DATA_SOURCE=

#####################
## Airbrake / Errbit

# Flag indicating whether the error tracking should be enabled
AIRBRAKE_ENABLED=false

# API host provided by Airbrake / Errbit
AIRBRAKE_API_HOST=

# API key provided by Airbrake / Errbit
AIRBRAKE_API_KEY=

#####################
## Google reporting API integration
## Beam provides way to integrate with Google reporting API which would allow you to display Google Analytics data
## directly in Beam. You can implement your own view of data by implementing GoogleAnalyticsReportingContract and
## you can check the reference implementation in app/Contracts/GoogleAnalytics/GoogleAnalyticsReporting.php

# Flag indicating whether the reporting should be enabled or not (affects main menu and instantiation of
# reporting-related classes.
GOOGLE_GA_REPORTING_ENABLED=false

# Application name to be used (configured in Google Developer Console)
GOOGLE_APP_NAME="DEV BEAM GA Reporting"

# Absolute path to service account JSON used to authenticate against Application name provided above.
GOOGLE_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_FILE=/var/www/html/Beam/google_service_account_key.json

# Google analytics view ID (taken from GA structure of Accounts - Properties & Apps - Views)
GOOGLE_GA_VIEW_ID=

# Temporarily disable property token filtering for debugging
DISABLE_TOKEN_FILTERING=