leanote/cmd/leanote_revel/skeleton/conf/app.conf.template

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# Revel configuration file
# More info at http://revel.github.io/manual/appconf.html
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# Sets `revel.AppName` for use in-app.
# Example:
#   `if revel.AppName {...}`
app.name = {{ .AppName }}

# A secret string which is passed to cryptographically sign the cookie to prevent
# (and detect) user modification.
# Keep this string secret or users will be able to inject arbitrary cookie values
# into your application
app.secret = {{ .Secret }}

# Revel running behind proxy like nginx, haproxy, etc.
app.behind.proxy = false


# The IP address on which to listen.
http.addr =

# The port on which to listen.
http.port = 9000

# Whether to use SSL or not.
http.ssl = false

# Path to an X509 certificate file, if using SSL.
#http.sslcert =

# Path to an X509 certificate key, if using SSL.
#http.sslkey =


# Timeout specifies a time limit for request (in seconds) made by a single client.
# A Timeout of zero means no timeout.
http.timeout.read = 90
http.timeout.write = 60


# For any cookies set by Revel (Session,Flash,Error) these properties will set
# the fields of:
# http://golang.org/pkg/net/http/#Cookie
#
# Each cookie set by Revel is prefixed with this string.
cookie.prefix = REVEL

# A secure cookie has the secure attribute enabled and is only used via HTTPS,
# ensuring that the cookie is always encrypted when transmitting from client to
# server. This makes the cookie less likely to be exposed to cookie theft via
# eavesdropping.
#
# Defaults to false. If 'http.ssl' is enabled, this will be defaulted to true.
# This should only be true when Revel is handling SSL connections. If you are
# using a proxy in front of revel (Nginx, Apache, etc), then this should be left
# as false.
# cookie.secure = false

# Limit cookie access to a given domain.
#cookie.domain =

# Define when your session cookie expires.
# Values:
# "720h"
#   A time duration (http://golang.org/pkg/time/#ParseDuration) after which
#   the cookie expires and the session is invalid.
# "session"
#   Sets a session cookie which invalidates the session when the user close
#   the browser.
session.expires = 720h


# The date format used by Revel. Possible formats defined by the Go `time`
# package (http://golang.org/pkg/time/#Parse)
format.date     = 2006-01-02
format.datetime = 2006-01-02 15:04


# Determines whether the template rendering should use chunked encoding.
# Chunked encoding can decrease the time to first byte on the client side by
# sending data before the entire template has been fully rendered.
results.chunked = false


# Prefixes for each log message line.
# User can override these prefix values within any section
# For e.g: [dev], [prod], etc
log.trace.prefix = "TRACE "
log.info.prefix  = "INFO  "
log.warn.prefix  = "WARN  "
log.error.prefix = "ERROR "


# The default language of this application.
i18n.default_language = en

# The default format when message is missing.
# The original message shows in %s
#i18n.unknown_format = "??? %s ???"


# Module to serve static content such as CSS, JavaScript and Media files
# Allows Routes like this:
#  `Static.ServeModule("modulename","public")`
module.static=github.com/revel/modules/static



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# Section: dev
# This section is evaluated when running Revel in dev mode. Like so:
#   `revel run path/to/myapp`
[dev]

# This sets `revel.DevMode` for use in-app.
# Example:
#   `if revel.DevMode {...}`
#   or in your templates with
#   `{{.DevMode}}`
# Values:
# "true"
#   Sets `DevMode` to `true`.
# "false"
#   Sets `DevMode` to `false`.
mode.dev = true


# Pretty print JSON/XML when calling RenderJSON/RenderXML
# Values:
# "true"
#   Enables pretty printing.
# "false"
#   Disables pretty printing.
results.pretty = true


# Watch your applicaton files for changes and automatically rebuild
# Values:
# "true"
#   Enables auto rebuilding. 
# "false"
#   Disables auto rebuilding.
watch = true


# Define when to rebuild new changes.
# Values:
# "normal"
#   Rebuild when a new request is received and changes have been detected.
# "eager"
#   Rebuild as soon as changes are detected.
watch.mode = normal

# Watch the entire `$GOPATH` for changes.
# Values:
# "true"
#   Includes `$GOPATH` in watch path.
# "false"
#   Excludes `$GOPATH` from watch path. Default value.
#watch.gopath = true


# Module to run code tests in the browser
# See:
#   http://revel.github.io/manual/testing.html
module.testrunner = github.com/revel/modules/testrunner


# Where to log the various Revel logs
# Values:
# "off"
#   Disable log output.
# "stdout"
#   Log to OS's standard output.
# "stderr"
#   Log to Os's standard error output. Default value.
# "relative/path/to/log"
#   Log to file.
log.trace.output = off
log.info.output  = stderr
log.warn.output  = stderr
log.error.output = stderr


# Revel log flags. Possible flags defined by the Go `log` package. Go log is
# "Bits OR'ed together to control what's printed
# See:
#   https://golang.org/pkg/log/#pkg-constants
# Values:
# "0"
#   Just log the message, turn off the flags.
# "3"
#   log.LstdFlags (log.Ldate|log.Ltime)
# "19"
#   log.Ldate|log.Ltime|log.Lshortfile
# "23"
#   log.Ldate|log.Ltime|log.Lmicroseconds|log.Lshortfile
log.trace.flags = 19
log.info.flags  = 19
log.warn.flags  = 19
log.error.flags = 19


# Revel request access log
# Access log line format:
# RequestStartTime ClientIP ResponseStatus RequestLatency HTTPMethod URLPath
# Sample format:
# 2016/05/25 17:46:37.112 127.0.0.1 200  270.157µs GET /
log.request.output = stderr



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# Section: prod
# This section is evaluated when running Revel in production mode. Like so:
#   `revel run path/to/myapp prod`
# See:
#  [dev] section for documentation of the various settings
[prod]

mode.dev = false

results.pretty = false

watch = false

module.testrunner =

log.trace.output = off
log.info.output  = off
log.warn.output  = log/%(app.name)s.log
log.error.output = log/%(app.name)s.log

# Revel log flags. Possible flags defined by the Go `log` package,
# please refer https://golang.org/pkg/log/#pkg-constants
# Go log is "Bits or'ed together to control what's printed"
# Examples:
#   0  => just log the message, turn off the flags
#   3  => log.LstdFlags (log.Ldate|log.Ltime)
#   19 => log.Ldate|log.Ltime|log.Lshortfile
#   23 => log.Ldate|log.Ltime|log.Lmicroseconds|log.Lshortfile
log.trace.flags = 3
log.info.flags  = 3
log.warn.flags  = 3
log.error.flags = 3


# Revel request access log
# Access log line format:
# RequestStartTime ClientIP ResponseStatus RequestLatency HTTPMethod URLPath
# Sample format:
# 2016/05/25 17:46:37.112 127.0.0.1 200  270.157µs GET /
# Example:
#   log.request.output = %(app.name)s-request.log
log.request.output = off