.env.example

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# DevBoard environment variables — TEMPLATE
#
# Copy this file to `.env` (or run `make setup`) and adjust as needed:
#
#     cp .env.example .env
#
# Docker Compose loads `.env` automatically and substitutes the ${VAR}
# placeholders in docker-compose.yml — so this file is the single source of
# truth for what gets injected into the db and the backend.
#
# `.env` is gitignored (it can hold real secrets in a real project); this
# committed `.env.example` documents which variables exist. The values below
# are safe local demo defaults.
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# --- Postgres ---
# Injected into the postgres container, and reused to build the backend's
# POSTGRES_URL (see docker-compose.yml) so the credentials live in one place.
POSTGRES_USER=devboard
POSTGRES_PASSWORD=devboard
POSTGRES_DB=devboard

# --- Backend (Go API) ---
# Port the Go app listens on INSIDE its container.
# NOTE: if you change this, also update the proxy target in
# frontend/vite.config.js (it points at http://backend:8080), or the frontend
# won't find the backend.
BACKEND_PORT=8080

# --- Host port mappings (the host side of host:container) ---
# Change these if a port is already taken on your machine.
POSTGRES_HOST_PORT=5432
BACKEND_HOST_PORT=8081
FRONTEND_HOST_PORT=8080