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# Example configuration. Must be edited and copied to ".env" next to the compose.yaml
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# User id to use for the web application. This determines the user id, the media and static files are written to the volumes.
# Make sure the user has rw access to these directories.
DJANGO_USER_ID=1000

# Group id to use for the web application
DJANGO_USER_GID=1000

# Path to to mount as the directory for static data. Must be served by a webserver on the /static path
DJANGO_STATIC_VOL=/path/to/static/root

# Path to the media root. Must be served by a webserver on the media URL
DJANGO_MEDIA_VOL=/path/to/media/root

# folder for DB
PGDATA_VOL=/path/to/pgdata 

# Port to serve the App
PORT=8000

# Secret Key. Must be edited before deployment
DJANGO_SECRET_KEY=534hj5jgh4365ghj35jgh245jgh24

# Allowed host to be accessed. Currently it is only possible to specify a single URL
DJANGO_ALLOWED_HOST=lab.example.com

# Media URL for images and other content
DJANGO_MEDIA_URL=media.lab.example.com/

# DO NOT SET DEBUG MODE IN PRODUCTION
# DJANGO_FORCE_DEV_MODE=True

# Set this password if you want to use a custom postgres password. The db should be confined inside the docker network.
# Using the standard PW is therefore not a problem
# DJANGO_POSTGRESQL_PW=myfancynewpassword123donotsharemewithanyone