.env.development.example

# Copy to .env.development and fill in real values.
# .env.development is gitignored; this template is checked in.
# vault/tripbot/credentials.md walks through where each value comes from.

# --- environment ---
ENV=development

# --- bot identity ---
# staging channel and the tripbot4000 account
CHANNEL_NAME=adanalife_staging
BOT_USERNAME=tripbot4000
OUTPUT_CHANNEL=

# --- Twitch creds (https://dev.twitch.tv/console/apps) ---
# Only needed for local dev — `task auth:bootstrap` reads these to do
# the one-time OAuth Authorization Code exchange. The resulting refresh
# token lands in the oauth_tokens DB table; subsequent runs reuse it.
# In stage-1 / prod-1 clusters, ESO pulls these from AWS Secrets Manager
# (k8s/tripbot/twitch-creds) — no env-file step needed.
TWITCH_CLIENT_ID=replace_me
TWITCH_CLIENT_SECRET=replace_me

# --- Google Cloud (project tripbot-stage) ---
# GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS path is set in docker-compose.development.yml;
# drop the service account key JSON at infra/google/tripbot-stage.json
GOOGLE_APPS_PROJECT_ID=tripbot-stage
GOOGLE_MAPS_API_KEY=replace_me

# --- Postgres (matches db service in docker-compose.yml) ---
DATABASE_HOST=db
DATABASE_USER=tripbot_docker
DATABASE_PASS=hunter2
DATABASE_DB=tripbot_docker

# --- Sentry (optional in dev; leave blank to disable) ---
SENTRY_DSN=
SENTRY_ENVIRONMENT=development

# --- HTTP server ---
TRIPBOT_SERVER_PORT=8080
EXTERNAL_URL=http://localhost:8080
DISABLE_TWITCH_WEBHOOKS=true

# --- vlc-server ---
# Where the bot reaches vlc-server upstream.
VLC_SERVER_HOST=vlc:8080
# Address vlc-server's HTTP listener binds to (optional; defaults to :8080).
# VLC_SERVER_BIND_ADDRESS=:8080

# --- onscreens-server ---
# host:port for the onscreens-server HTTP API.
ONSCREENS_SERVER_HOST=onscreens-server:8080

# --- streamtest TUI (PR C) ---
# pick one of your non-adanalife Twitch handles; oauth from twitchapps.com/tmi
TEST_USERNAME=
TEST_OAUTH_TOKEN=

# --- OBS streaming (set when actually going live) ---
STREAM_KEY=