.env.example

# Neo4j connection settings for scripts/push_to_neo4j.py
#
# Copy this file to `.env` and fill in your own values:
#
#     cp .env.example .env          # PowerShell: Copy-Item .env.example .env
#
# `.env` is gitignored — keep real credentials there, never in this template.
#
# Resolution order, first hit wins:
#     command-line flag  >  environment variable  >  .env  >  built-in default
#
# So an exported NEO4J_PASSWORD (CI, a secrets manager) overrides this file
# rather than the other way round. Run with --no-env-file to ignore .env
# entirely, or --env-file <path> to read a different one.

# Bolt endpoint. Use neo4j:// for a cluster, bolt+s:// or neo4j+s:// for TLS
# (Aura connection strings are neo4j+s://<id>.databases.neo4j.io).
NEO4J_URI=bolt://localhost:7687

# Database user.
NEO4J_USERNAME=neo4j

# Password. Leave blank to be prompted interactively instead of storing it here.
# Quote the value if it contains spaces or a '#':  NEO4J_PASSWORD="p@ss #1"
NEO4J_PASSWORD=

# Target database. Neo4j Community supports only the default `neo4j`;
# Enterprise and Aura allow others.
NEO4J_DATABASE=neo4j

# ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Oracle APEX analysis (tools/apex_analyzer)
#
# None of these are required: every one has a command-line flag. They exist so
# a team analysing the same application repeatedly does not retype them.
# ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

# Root of the APEX export: the directory a split export was written to
# (`apex export -applicationid 100 -split`), a single f100.sql, or a directory
# holding both the export and the schema DDL.
APEX_EXPORT_ROOT=

# Application id. Inferred from the export when omitted.
APEX_APP_ID=

# Parsing schema, used to resolve unqualified object names in SQL.
# Inferred from `p_default_owner` in the export when omitted.
APEX_PARSING_SCHEMA=

# Dictionary extracts produced by tools/apex_analyzer/extract/*.sql.
# Without db_meta.json the database layer is built from committed DDL only, and
# the validator reports the graph as having reduced coverage.
APEX_DB_META=
APEX_META_JSON=

# Optional: only needed if you pull the dictionary extract directly with the
# `oracle` extra instead of running the SQL kit through SQLcl.
ORACLE_DSN=
ORACLE_USER=