# ============================================================================= # SocialiseIT Environment Variables (Advanced Deployments Only) # ============================================================================= # # NOTE: For quickstart, you don't need this file at all! # Just run: docker compose up -d # Secrets are auto-generated on first boot. # # This file is only for advanced deployments (Portainer, custom domain, HTTPS). # Copy to stack.env and fill in only the values you need to customize. # ============================================================================= # The public URL where your app will be accessed (required for OAuth callbacks) APP_URL=https://socialiseit.yourdomain.com # Security — auto-generated in quickstart mode, set manually for Portainer # Generate with: openssl rand -base64 32 # AUTH_SECRET= # ENCRYPTION_KEY= # Database (defaults work for the bundled PostgreSQL container) # POSTGRES_USER=postgres # POSTGRES_PASSWORD=socialiseit # POSTGRES_DB=socialiseit # Redis (defaults work for the bundled Redis container) # REDIS_PASSWORD=socialiseit_redis # MinIO/S3 (defaults work for the bundled MinIO container) # MINIO_ROOT_USER=minioadmin # MINIO_ROOT_PASSWORD=minioadmin # S3_ENDPOINT=http://socialiseit-minio:9000 # S3_BUCKET=socialiseit # Public CDN URL for media (optional — only if proxying MinIO via NPM/Caddy) # S3_PUBLIC_URL=https://cdn.socialiseit.yourdomain.com # Google OAuth (optional — for "Sign in with Google") # AUTH_GOOGLE_ID= # AUTH_GOOGLE_SECRET= # Meta Webhooks (optional — for real-time comment/DM sync) # META_WEBHOOK_VERIFY_TOKEN=your_secure_random_string # Meta Ad Library fallback (optional — Seb uses a connected Facebook/Instagram # account first, then this token if no connected Meta token is available.) # Use a Meta app/user token with Ad Library API access if setting this manually. # META_AD_LIBRARY_ACCESS_TOKEN= # META_AD_LIBRARY_COUNTRIES=GB # NOTE: Social Platform APIs (Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, etc.) # are configured via the Setup Wizard UI, not environment variables. # They are stored encrypted in the database.