# The configuration of the Feed Studio (studio.compose.yml reads it). Copy to `.env` next to the compose file and
# adjust. The values below are placeholders.

# Public addresses, one hostname: the frontend forwards /api/ to the API (STUDIO_API_UPSTREAM, the default
# http://api:8080 is the stack's own api service), so the user's PDS shows the frontend's domain on its sign-in page.
# Both must be reachable from the internet (the PDS fetches the OAuth client metadata from <API_URL>, and apps read the
# feeds from it) and served over https by your reverse proxy, which only has to forward this one hostname to the web port.
STUDIO_FRONTEND_URL=https://studio.example.com
STUDIO_API_URL=https://studio.example.com/api

# Alternative with two hostnames on the same level (a wildcard certificate doesn't cover a deeper name): switch the
# forwarding off with an empty upstream and give the API a name of its own.
# STUDIO_API_URL=https://studio-api.example.com
# STUDIO_API_UPSTREAM=

# DID (did:plc:...) of the first admin; several: comma-separated. Admins add the accounts that may use the Studio
# (registration is closed). Only used while there is no admin yet - after that the list is managed in the Studio.
STUDIO_ADMIN_DIDS=did:plc:change-me

# Password of the database (the stack's own postgres).
STUDIO_DATABASE_PASSWORD=change-me

# Optional. Signing keys that make the Studio a confidential OAuth client (private_key_jwt), see MEDIATRACKER_OAUTH_CLIENT_KEYS
# in the Mediatracker's .env.example (same format, make a separate key).
# STUDIO_OAUTH_CLIENT_KEYS=

# Optional. The name of the Studio, shown in the page title and on the login of the PDS.
# STUDIO_APP_NAME=Feed Studio
# Who serves the feeds, as the declarations in the accounts' repositories name it, and where. The endpoint is
# STUDIO_API_URL unless STUDIO_PUBLIC_URL says otherwise. The DID is never derived: an administrator chooses it in the
# Studio under Administration > Service identity (make a did:plc, independent of any domain, or - in the advanced mode -
# use a DID of one's own), or sets STUDIO_SERVICE_DID here (a DID set here is only used while the administrator has
# chosen none). Changing the DID later orphans the declarations already published.
# STUDIO_SERVICE_DID=did:web:studio-api.example.com
# STUDIO_PUBLIC_URL=https://studio-api.example.com
# The most titles one list may hold (default 10000).
# STUDIO_MAX_ITEMS_PER_LIST=10000
# Lists can be filled from a datasource (an administrator builds them in the administration; a few come with the
# Studio: MyAnimeList seasons need nothing, TMDB needs a key that is entered there as the datasource's secret, not here).
# Set to false to stop the rules from running by themselves (a rule can still be run by hand).
# STUDIO_RULES_ENABLED=true
# Defaults of the frontend for visitors who haven't chosen: a language (en, de) and a theme (system, light, dark).
# STUDIO_DEFAULT_LANGUAGE=
# STUDIO_DEFAULT_THEME=

# Where the ports are published for the reverse proxy; the default only lets the machine itself reach them.
# STUDIO_BIND_ADDRESS=127.0.0.1
# STUDIO_API_PORT=13100
# STUDIO_WEB_PORT=13180