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# The number of workers the server will use. Flask recommends (cpu count * 2) as a baseline.
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WORKERS=4
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# The secret key used for tokens. You can generate one with (for example) `openssl rand -base64 48`.
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SECRET_KEY=change-me-insecure!-Fj+4Y8afr3TzLpG1bkSYQxEVrhGPr5nokxBs9JPxfuvv
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# The database file used
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DATABASE=data/db.sqlite
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# The base URL used for uploaded files.
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# This should include the schema (http:// or https://) and not have a trailing slash.
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BASE_URL=http://localhost:5000
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# The storage backend used, can be 'local' or 's3'
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STORAGE_BACKEND=local
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# The directory files are uploaded to with the local setting, relative to the working directory.
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STORAGE_LOCAL_DIR=data/uploads
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# The maximum uploaded file size, in megabytes. Setting this to 0 or a negative number allows unlimited file sizes.
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MAX_FILE_SIZE=15
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# The maximum content length Flask will accept. This should generally be slightly higher than MAX_FILE_SIZE.
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MAX_CONTENT_LENGTH=16
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