.env.example

# Copy to `.env` next to docker-compose.yml, then run: docker compose up -d
#
# Nothing here is required for a first install — the dashboard walks you
# through creating the admin account on first run, and everything else has a
# sensible default. Commented values show the defaults.

# Headless/scripted installs only: pre-set the password for the first-run
# `admin` account and skip the browser setup screen. Applied once, while the
# admin has no password yet; changing it later does NOT reset the password
# (use the dashboard or `app.cli set-password` for that).
#BOOTSTRAP_ADMIN_PASSWORD=
#BOOTSTRAP_ADMIN_USERNAME=admin

# PostgreSQL credentials. Internal to the compose network (the port is not
# published). Used to initialize the database on first start — changing the
# password afterwards requires an ALTER USER in Postgres, not just an edit here.
#POSTGRES_PASSWORD=training-api
#POSTGRES_USER=training-api
#POSTGRES_DB=training-api

# Host port serving the API + web dashboard.
#API_PORT=8001

# Host directory the server writes its pg_dump backups into (and reports
# freshness from on the admin System screen — see README "Backups").
#BACKUP_HOST_DIR=./backups

# Docker image tag for the app service: an exact release (0.1.0), a minor line
# that follows patch releases (0.1), or latest (follows main). See README
# "Releases & upgrading" and CHANGELOG.md.
#IMAGE_TAG=latest

# Server-managed backups: the app itself runs pg_dump nightly at BACKUP_TIME
# (container time — set TZ to make it local), keeps the newest BACKUP_KEEP
# dumps in BACKUP_HOST_DIR, and also dumps right before database migrations
# when upgrading. Set BACKUP_ENABLED=false to manage backups yourself.
#BACKUP_ENABLED=true
#BACKUP_TIME=03:30
#BACKUP_KEEP=30
#TZ=Etc/UTC