.env.example

# The Base API Url. This is where your API wil be served from, and can be read
# in the application code. It has no effect on the running of the applciation
# but is an easy way to build a path for API responses. Defaults to
# http://localhost:8000
BASE_URL=http://localhost:8000

# The root path for the API. This is the path that the API will be served from,
#defaults to '' (empty string). If you want to serve the API from a subpath,
# change this to the subpath, eg: /api/v1
# API_ROOT=/api/v1

# Set to True to disable the root route, and return a 404 for the root path. If
# not set, defaults to False.
NO_ROOT_ROUTE=False

# Database Settings These must be changed to match your setup, and the database
# must already exist.
DB_USER=dbuser
DB_PASSWORD=my_secret_passw0rd
DB_ADDRESS=localhost
DB_PORT=5432
DB_NAME=my_database_name

# Database settings to use for testing. These must be changed to match your
# setup. Note that User/Pass and Server/Port are the same as above, but the
# database name should be different to avoid conflicts. This database needs to
# already exist.
TEST_DB_NAME=my_database_name_tests

# generate your own super secret key here, used by the JWT functions.
# 32 characters or longer, definately change the below!!
SECRET_KEY=change_me_to_something_secret

# How long the access token is valid for, in minutes. Defaults to 120 (2 hours)
ACCESS_TOKEN_EXPIRE_MINUTES=120

# List of origins that can access this API, separated by a comma, eg:
# CORS_ORIGINS=http://localhost,https://www.gnramsay.com
# If you want all origins to access (the default), use * or comment out:
CORS_ORIGINS=*

# Email Settings specific to your email provider
MAIL_USERNAME=test_username
MAIL_PASSWORD=s3cr3tma1lp@ssw0rd
MAIL_FROM=test@email.com
MAIL_PORT=587
MAIL_SERVER=mail.server.com
MAIL_FROM_NAME="FastAPI Template"

# Common Email Settings
MAIL_STARTTLS=True
MAIL_SSL_TLS=False
MAIL_USE_CREDENTIALS=True
MAIL_VALIDATE_CERTS=True