Environment Variables

Locate the .env.example file in the root directory
Create a new .env file and copy the contents from .env.example

You can manually configure the .env file when getting started, or you can run one of the scripts provided for you in the ./scripts directory

If you're on Mac or Linux run the ./scripts/setup-env.sh script to generate the .env file for you. You will need to run chmod +x ./scripts/setup-env.sh to make the script executable.

If you're on Windows run the ./scripts/setup-env.ps1 script to generate the .env file for you.

This script will override any existing .env file you already have. So this is mainly used when you are setting things up for the first time.
Add additional env variables to enable platform features.

The scripts and the .env.example file only provide the env variables required to get the platform running. To enable all the features you'll need to add more configurations.

For full functionality, refer to server.config.ts for all possible environment variables and their use cases.