.env.example

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# If you want to change the container name, network name or
# the source code folder, you can create a DotEnv file
# and override the Docker Compose variables.
#
# You can run the following command in the terminal
# to create your DotEnv file.
#
# cp .env.example .env
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# Docker env
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# The project name. | default: reverse_proxy
APP_NAME="reverse_proxy"

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# Container env
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# The Caddy Server Docker container name. | default: reverse_proxy
CONTAINER_NAME="${APP_NAME}"

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# Network env
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# Map the Admin API port to the host port. | default: 2019
ADMIN_API_PORT=2019

# The Docker network for the containers. | default: reverse_proxy
NETWORK_NAME="reverse_proxy"

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# Volume env
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# The app container data volume. | default: reverse_proxy_data
CONTAINER_VOLUME_DATA_NAME="${CONTAINER_NAME}_data"

# The app container config volume. | default: reverse_proxy_config
CONTAINER_VOLUME_CONFIG_NAME="${CONTAINER_NAME}_config"