TX/.env.example

# ============================================================================
# Tx OS — environment configuration. Copy to `.env` and edit before deploying.
# Everything in this file is read either by docker-compose.yml at `up` time
# or directly by the application processes (`api-server`, `tx-os`, scripts).
# NEVER commit `.env` — it is gitignored. `.env.example` is the public template.
# ============================================================================

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Host ports (compose only)
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Port the SPA (nginx) is reachable on. Front with TLS in production.
WEB_PORT=3000
# Port the API container is reachable on. In public deployments, bind this
# to 127.0.0.1 only so the edge proxy is the sole external entry point.
API_PORT=8080
# Component preview server port (dev profile only).
MOCKUP_PORT=8081

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# API server runtime
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# In compose this is set automatically; required when running natively.
PORT=8080
# Public base URL the SPA + API are reachable at. Used to build absolute
# upload URLs for the local-FS storage driver and to derive whether the
# session cookie should be marked `secure`. Match the URL operators
# actually open in the browser (e.g. https://tx.example.com).
PUBLIC_BASE_URL=http://localhost:3000
# Comma-separated list of origins allowed by the API server's CORS layer.
# MUST include every URL the SPA can be reached at — the public domain,
# any reverse-proxy hostnames, the LAN IP for tablets/phones, and any
# tunneled URL (Tailscale `*.ts.net`, ngrok, Cloudflare Tunnel, etc).
# Examples:
#   ALLOWED_ORIGINS=http://localhost:3000
#   ALLOWED_ORIGINS=https://tx.example.com,https://it-demo.tail70b2bc.ts.net
#   ALLOWED_ORIGINS=http://localhost:3000,http://192.168.1.42:3000
ALLOWED_ORIGINS=http://localhost:3000
# Set to `true` when Tx OS sits behind a TLS-terminating proxy that
# does NOT forward `X-Forwarded-Proto: https` (notably `tailscale serve`,
# the ngrok free tier, and some Cloudflare Tunnel setups). Without this,
# the session cookie is silently dropped and login bounces back to the
# login screen even on a successful POST /auth/login. Leave unset for
# direct localhost access or when your proxy forwards the header.
# SECURITY: only enable when the API is not reachable directly over plain
# HTTP from outside — i.e. only your TLS edge proxy can hit it. Otherwise
# anyone on the same network can submit plain-HTTP requests that the app
# trusts as HTTPS.
TRUST_PROXY_HTTPS=false
# pino log level: trace | debug | info | warn | error | fatal
LOG_LEVEL=info
# 32+ random bytes. Generate with `openssl rand -hex 32`. REQUIRED.
SESSION_SECRET=change-me-session-secret-min-32-chars-please

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Local hostname / TLS (used by Caddy + the Setup Wizard)
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Hostname operators reach the system at on the LAN. The Caddy edge
# binds this name and serves the mkcert-issued certificate.
LOCAL_DOMAIN=tx.local
# Auto-detected by scripts/local-setup.sh — the host's LAN IP. Used as
# an additional SAN on the local certificate so phones / tablets that
# can't resolve mDNS can still reach the system at https://<ip>/.
LOCAL_IP=
# Canonical public URL the SPA + API are reachable at. Setup Wizard
# stores this in system_settings.base_url at install time.
BASE_URL=https://tx.local
# Edge ports (Caddy). Set HTTP_PORT=8080 / HTTPS_PORT=8443 if you
# can't bind privileged ports.
HTTP_PORT=80
HTTPS_PORT=443
# TLS strategy:
#   local — local-setup.sh provisions ./certs/local-{cert,key}.pem via mkcert
#   byo   — operator drops their own cert/key into ./certs/ with the same names
#   skip  — DEVELOPER ONLY: serve plaintext on :80, no HTTPS. Never use
#           outside trusted local development networks.
HTTPS_MODE=local

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# SPA build (tx-os) — read by Vite at build time AND `pnpm --filter tx-os dev`
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Path the SPA is mounted at. Use "/" when serving from the domain root.
BASE_PATH=/

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Database
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
POSTGRES_USER=tx
POSTGRES_PASSWORD=change-me-postgres
POSTGRES_DB=tx_os
# Composed automatically by docker-compose; set explicitly when running natively.
# DATABASE_URL=postgres://tx:change-me-postgres@localhost:5432/tx_os
DATABASE_URL=postgres://tx:change-me-postgres@db:5432/tx_os

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Object storage
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Driver selection. "local" persists uploads on the API container's
# filesystem (works out-of-the-box for a single-host deployment like the
# Mac mini); "s3" routes uploads to MinIO/S3 (requires the keys below).
# If unset, the driver auto-detects: "s3" when S3_ENDPOINT is set, else "local".
STORAGE_DRIVER=local

# Bucket-level paths used by the API. Format: /<bucket>/<prefix>
PRIVATE_OBJECT_DIR=/tx-private/private
PUBLIC_OBJECT_SEARCH_PATHS=/tx-public/public

# Bucket names — created on first boot by the minio-init container.
S3_BUCKET_PRIVATE=tx-private
S3_BUCKET_PUBLIC=tx-public

# S3-compatible endpoint URL. For MinIO running in compose this is the
# in-network DNS name. For AWS S3 leave blank (the SDK uses the default
# regional endpoint). For Cloudflare R2 / Backblaze B2, set the vendor URL.
S3_ENDPOINT=http://minio:9000

# MinIO root credentials. Used both as MINIO_ROOT_USER/PASSWORD and as the
# API server's S3 access key. Change before first boot.
S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID=tx-minio-admin
S3_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=change-me-minio-secret-min-20-chars

# Region label is cosmetic for MinIO but @aws-sdk requires one.
S3_REGION=us-east-1

# Path-style addressing is required by MinIO and most non-AWS S3 backends.
# Set to "false" only when targeting real AWS S3 (which prefers virtual-host
# style). Defaults to "true" inside the API server.
S3_FORCE_PATH_STYLE=true

# Local-FS driver settings (only consulted when STORAGE_DRIVER=local).
# Filesystem root for uploaded objects. Defaults to ./storage relative to
# the API server's working directory.
LOCAL_STORAGE_ROOT=./storage
# HMAC key used to sign + verify upload URLs for the local driver. If
# unset, the driver falls back to SESSION_SECRET. Set explicitly to rotate
# upload-URL trust independently of session trust.
LOCAL_STORAGE_SIGNING_SECRET=

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Seeded demo accounts (OPTIONAL since the Setup Wizard exists)
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# When BOTH variables are set, the migrate container creates an `admin`
# and `ahmed` user with these passwords on first boot and immediately
# marks the install complete (skipping the wizard). When EITHER is unset,
# the seed creates only roles/permissions and leaves admin creation to
# the first-run wizard at /setup.
SEED_ADMIN_PASSWORD=
SEED_USER_PASSWORD=
# Set to `true` to populate the Executive Meetings module with a full
# day of realistic-looking demo meetings on first boot (useful for
# screenshots, sales demos, and UI walkthroughs). Leave unset on real
# self-hosted installs — the module should start empty.
SEED_DEMO_MEETINGS=false

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# Email (optional)
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Leave SMTP_HOST blank to disable outbound mail. The Executive Meetings
# notifier no-ops when no SMTP config is present.
SMTP_HOST=
SMTP_PORT=587
SMTP_USER=
SMTP_PASS=
SMTP_SECURE=false
SMTP_FROM=Tx OS <noreply@example.com>