The following environment variables are required to run the application in development mode or to build it for production.
The following environment variables are required for the application to correctly link to it's self, the API and the magazine:
NEXT_PUBLIC_URL: The URL of the website.NEXT_PUBLIC_API_URL: The URL of the API.NEXT_PUBLIC_MAGAZIN_URL: Used for linking to the magazine front, account page and the imprint.NEXT_PUBLIC_SUBSCRIPTION_CONFIGURATION: which configuration is used (testorproduction)FEATURE_FLAGS: which features are enabled, in a comma-separated list
The following environment variables are required to connect to the Stripe API for both organizations:
STRIPE_SECRET_KEY_PROJECT_RNEXT_PUBLIC_STRIPE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY_PROJECT_RSTRIPE_SECRET_KEY_REPUBLIKNEXT_PUBLIC_STRIPE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY_REPUBLIK
The test suite uses Playwright Test.
Make sure that NODE_ENV is set to test for the Playwright script to load the correct environment variables from .env.test and .env.test.local.
TEST_BASE_URL: The URL that is used for testing. By default the local dev server is used but you can run the tests locally against a remote URL like a preview deployment. Note that payments use the Stripe test credit card, so this won't work on a production deployment.
Since creating accounts or logging in a user requires an email code, you need to configure an email account to make the tests work.
TEST_EMAIL_PATTERN: Generate unique email addresses for each test run. Use{suffix}as a placeholder, e.g.blah+{suffix}@example.comTEST_EMAIL_USERNAME: Username to authenticate on the IMAP serverTEST_EMAIL_PASSWORD: Password to authenticate on the IMAP server