conf.env.example

# Copy this file to secret/conf.env and fill in your own values.
#
#   mkdir -p secret
#   cp examples/conf.env.example secret/conf.env

# --- Spotify (required) ---
# From your app at https://developer.spotify.com/dashboard
SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID=your spotify client id
SPOTIFY_SECRET=your spotify secret
SPOTIFY_USERNAME=your spotify username

# --- Twitch (required) ---
# Can be obtained from https://twitchtokengenerator.com
TWITCH_CLIENT_ID=your twitch app client id
TWITCH_ACCESS_TOKEN=your twitch access token
TWITCH_REFRESH_TOKEN=your twitch refresh token

# Only needed for confidential apps; leave blank for a public client:
TWITCH_CLIENT_SECRET=

# The channel the bot listens in:
TWITCH_CHANNEL=your twitch channel

# The Twitch account the bot posts as (can be the same as the channel):
TWITCH_BOT_NAME=your bot account name

# --- Discord (optional) ---
# Webhook URLs for the channels where the queue / leaderboard should be posted.
# Leave blank to disable Discord integration.
DISCORD_QUEUE_WEBHOOK=
DISCORD_LEADERBOARD_WEBHOOK=

# --- Server API (required for control endpoints) ---
# Bearer token required to call the mutating API routes (start/stop, etc.).
# Leave blank and those routes are refused (fail closed); read-only routes stay
# open. Use a long random value, e.g. `openssl rand -hex 32`.
SERVER_API_TOKEN=

# Browser origins allowed to call the API (comma-separated). Only needed when a
# web dashboard is served from a different origin. Leave blank to allow any
# origin (mutations are still guarded by the token above).
SERVER_CORS_ORIGINS=