sample.env

# These are used to validate Auth0 tokens
export AUTH0_CLIENT_ID=[PUT SEKRIT Auth0 IDENTITY HERE]
export AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET=[PUT SEKRIT Auth0 KEY HERE]

# these are used to sign the AWS S3 Access
export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=[PUT SEKRIT AWS IDENTITY HERE]
export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=[PUT SEKRIT AWS KEY HERE]
export AWS_REGION=us-east-1

# Used for authentication when running tests
export BEARER_TOKEN=[PUT SUPER SEKRIT Auth0 token for automatic tests to authenticate with here]

# Some options for setting your local development database URL, choose one that works for you
# export DATABASE_URL="`heroku config:get --app participedia-[YOURNAME] DATABASE_URL`"
# export DATABASE_URL=postgres://[YOURNAME]@localhost:5432/participedia

# Uncomment to set DATABASE_URL to  "postgres://" + process.env.USER + "@localhost:5432/participedia-test" when testing
# export TESTLOCAL=true

# Setup production Database URL
export DATABASE_PROD_URL="`heroku config:get --app participedia-api DATABASE_URL`"

# Wipe out the local development database and rebuild it from scratch
alias resetdb="dropdb participedia; createdb participedia; psql -d participedia -f setup.sql"
# Wipe out the local test database and rebuild it from scratch
alias resettestdb='dropdb "participedia-test"; createdb "participedia-test"; psql -d "participedia-test" -f setup.sql'

# Run a single migration on production
# Use as: "$ migrateprod 008" to run migration 8
function migrateprod {
  printf -v item "%03d" $1
  psql -d "${DATABASE_PROD_URL}" -f "migrations/migration_${item}.sql"; 
}
export -f migrateprod