To avoid storing vulnerable data in the repository (such as authentication tokens
and secrets) we have adopted the .env approach to feed the vulnerable data to
different components of the platform.
This approach requires the dotenv module (which is installed by running the
npm install command) and an .env file saved in this folder.
One must create the .env file by hand since it is ignored in the project.
What follows is an example of the .env file structure. The values behind the
equal sign are the default values used by Infominer.
#######################################
### PostgreSQL Configuration
#######################################
PG_HOST=127.0.0.1
PG_PORT=4110
PG_DATABASE=infominer
PG_USERNAME=postgres
PG_PASSWORD=password
PG_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT=3000