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# Server Configuration | ||
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# Specify the port number on which the server will listen for incoming connections. | ||
# If not specified, the default port 8000 will be used. | ||
# Default: 8000 | ||
SERVER_PORT= | ||
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# Database Configuration | ||
# ---------------------- | ||
# Provide the URL for connecting to the database. This should include the protocol, username, password, and host as applicable. | ||
DATABASE_URL= | ||
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# Specify the name of the database to which the application will connect. | ||
# If not specified, the default database 'yonodeDB' will be used. | ||
# Default: yonodeDB | ||
DATABASE_NAME= | ||
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# Authentication and Security Configuration | ||
# ----------------------------------------- | ||
# Define a secret key for JWT (JSON Web Token) authentication. This key is used to sign and verify JWTs for secure data transfer and access control. | ||
# The JWT_SECRET_KEY should be a long, random string that is kept secure to ensure token integrity and prevent unauthorized access. | ||
JWT_SECRET_KEY= | ||
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# Application Environment | ||
# ----------------------- | ||
# Set the environment in which the Node.js application is running. Common values are 'development', 'production', and 'test'. | ||
# This setting can influence the application's behavior, enabling or disabling certain features based on the environment. | ||
# For example, in 'development' mode, more verbose logging might be enabled, whereas 'production' might focus on performance optimizations and error handling. | ||
# Default: development (if not specified) | ||
NODE_ENVIRONMENT= |