Env variables

content/docs/Getting started/_index.md

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   Guides for system admins deploying OpenCue components and installing dependencies
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+
+The guides in this section provide detailed instructions for installing OpenCue in a production environment. If you'd like to quickly try out OpenCue to evaluate the project for your needs, see the [Quick starts](https://www.opencue.io/docs/quick-starts/).
+
+OpenCue relies on a lot of components and project-specific terminology. If you're new to OpenCue, you might find it useful to learn how some of the components work together. For more information, see the [OpenCue overview](https://www.opencue.io/docs/concepts/opencue-overview/) and [Glossary](https://www.opencue.io/docs/concepts/glossary/).

content/docs/Reference/env-variables.md

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+---
+title: "Environment Variables"
+linkTitle: "Environment Variables"
+date: 2019-03-30
+weight: 4
+description: >
+  Reference for common environment variables
+---
+
+This page list some of the most common environment variables used in OpenCUE.
+
+##  Outline
+
+Environment variables related to pyOutline.
+
+##### OL_BASE_SESSION_PATH
+
+
+#####  OL_LAYER_SESSION_PATH
+
+
+#####  OL_LAYER_RANGE
+
+
+#####  OL_VERSION
+
+
+#####  OL_OS
+
+
+#####  OL_TAG_OVERRIDE
+
+
+#####  OL_CONFIG
+
+##   CueBOT
+
+Environment variables related to CueBOT.
+
+#####  CUEBOT_HOSTS
+
+
+#####  CUEBOT_GRPC_CUE_PORT
+
+
+#####  CUEBOT_GRPC_RQD_SERVER_PORT
+
+
+##   Others
+
+
+#####  CUEGUI_DEFAULT_INI_PATH
+
+
+#####  OPENCUE_CONF
+
+
+#####  CUESUBMIT_CONFIG_FILE
+
+
+#####  CUE_FRAME_LOG_DIR
+
+
+#####  CUE_FS_ROOT
+
+
+#####  CUE_PYTHON_BIN
+
+
+#####  CUE_PYTHONPATH

content/docs/Reference/tokens.md

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+---
+title: "Tokens"
+linkTitle: "Tokens"
+date: 2019-03-30
+weight: 5
+description: >
+  Various tokens that can be used in the commands you send to Cue
+---
+
+Tokens can be used in the commands when submitting outline jobs, either inthe graphical Cuesubmit client, or via the PyOutline API.
+
+Following are the commonly used tokens:
+
+
+##### #ZFRAME#
+    To be added.
+
+#####  #IFRAME#
+    The number of the current frame.
+
+#####  #FRAME_START#
+    The number of the final frame in the current chunk.
+
+#####  #FRAME_END#
+    The number of the final frame in the current chunk.
+
+#####  #FRAME_CHUNK#
+    The value of the current chunk.
+
+#####  #LAYER#
+    The name of the current layer.
+
+#####  #JOB#
+    The name of the current job.
+
+#####  #FRAMESPEC#
+    The value of the current frame spec. A frame spec consists
+