.env.example

# Wesley Monorepo — Environment Variables (example)
# Copy to `.env` and adjust as needed. All vars are optional unless noted.

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# Core logging and behavior
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# Log level for CLI and host runtime
# One of: trace | debug | info | warn | error | silent
WESLEY_LOG_LEVEL=info

# Node environment; when set to "development" the runtime enables pino-pretty output
NODE_ENV=development

# Enforce git cleanliness policy for commands that write artifacts
# emit  = only enforce for bundle/certs (default)
# strict= always require clean working tree
# off   = never enforce
WESLEY_GIT_POLICY=emit

# Maximum GraphQL schema size accepted by the parser (bytes)
# Default: 5242880 (5 MB)
WESLEY_MAX_SCHEMA_BYTES=5242880

# Optional: explicit path to a Wesley config file (e.g., wesley.config.mjs)
WESLEY_CONFIG_FILEPATH=

# Used by cert-create when git is unavailable (e.g., CI); commit SHA to embed in SHIPME
GITHUB_SHA=

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# Rehearsal (REALM) and database connectivity
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# DSN used when provider is "supabase" (alternative env names supported)
SUPABASE_DB_URL=
SUPABASE_POSTGRES_URL=

# Optional: DSN for DB-backed tests (Bats). Tests are skipped if unset.
WESLEY_TEST_DSN=

# Core tests (packages/wesley-core) look for this; falls back to a local default
TEST_DATABASE_URL=

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# Supabase integration (optional / examples)
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# If you use the example app or Supabase features, you may need these:
SUPABASE_PROJECT_REF=
SUPABASE_URL=
SUPABASE_ANON_KEY=
SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY=

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# Notes
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# - Internal artifacts are written under .wesley/ (evidence, SHIPME, snapshots).
# - Rehearse defaults to a local Postgres DSN if none is provided via flags/env.
# - Most CLI commands accept flags that override these values at runtime.