Ritesh Ghosh
26 lines
1.0 KiB
Bash
26 lines
1.0 KiB
Bash
# port number of the aniwatch api
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ANIWATCH_API_PORT=4000
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# env to control allowed origins
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ANIWATCH_API_CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGINS=<https://your-production-domain.com,https://another-trusted-domain.com>
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# RATE LIMIT
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# duration to track requests (in milliseconds) for rate limiting. here, 30*60*1000 = 1800000 = 30 minutes
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ANIWATCH_API_WINDOW_MS=1800000
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# maximum number of requests in this timeperiod
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ANIWATCH_API_MAX_REQS=70
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# CAUTION:
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# For personal deployments, if you wanna have rate limitting
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# in your application, then set the env below to your deployed
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# instance's hostname, otherwise don't set or have it at all.
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# If you set the env below to an incorrect value, you may face other issues.
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# ANIWATCH_API_HOSTNAME="api-aniwatch.onrender.com"
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# NOTE: this env is "required" for vercel deployments
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# ANIWATCH_API_VERCEL_DEPLOYMENT=<true or any non zero value>
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# env to use optional redis caching functionality
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ANIWATCH_API_REDIS_CONN_URL=<rediss://default:your-secure-password@your-redis-instance-name.provider.com:6379>
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