# Copy to .env and fill in what you need. Everything here is optional.

# Create the owner account on first start. If unset, Canon prints a one-time
# setup code to the log and you create the account at http://<host>:4242/setup.
CANON_ADMIN_USERNAME=
CANON_ADMIN_PASSWORD=

# API keys. You can also enter these in Settings → Integrations; values set
# here take precedence and are locked in the web UI.
CANON_TMDB_API_KEY=
CANON_TVDB_API_KEY=
CANON_TVDB_PIN=
CANON_IGDB_CLIENT_ID=
CANON_IGDB_CLIENT_SECRET=

# Behind a reverse proxy that terminates HTTPS:
# CANON_TRUST_PROXY=true     # honor X-Forwarded-For / -Proto / -Host
# CANON_SECURE_COOKIES=true  # always mark the session cookie Secure

# CANON_HOST=0.0.0.0   # all network interfaces; 127.0.0.1 = this machine only
# CANON_PORT=4242
# CANON_LOG_LEVEL=debug
# CANON_BACKUP_DIR=./data/backups  # outside Docker; Compose sets /backups

# Time zone for backup schedules (default UTC in Docker).
# TZ=America/Los_Angeles

# ---- Docker Compose only (not read by Canon itself) ----
# Where the database and images live. Default: the canon_canon-data volume.
# Use an absolute host path to keep them in a folder (writable by UID 1000).
# CANON_DATA_PATH=/srv/canon
# Where backups are written. Default: the canon_canon-backups volume.
# CANON_BACKUP_PATH=/mnt/nas/canon-backups
# Host address and port to publish on.
# CANON_BIND=0.0.0.0
# CANON_PUBLISH_PORT=4242
# Version label baked into the image at build time.
# CANON_VERSION=dev