lolo-backend/example/settings.yaml

Lolo Backend is a REST Framework and provides an automatic asynchronous CRUD backend server generator based on your models' definitions and validation rules for Node.js and MongoDB.

# MongoDB server settings:
db:
  host: 'localhost'
  port: 27017
  user: 'user_database'
  pass: 'pass_database'
  name: 'database_name'

# Web server settings:
webserver:
  host            : 'localhost'
  http_enabled    : true
  http_port       : 3001
  https_enabled   : false
  https_port      : 8443

# SSL settings (Only if https_enabled is true):
ssl_certificates:
  key  : './certificates/my_cert.key'
  cert : './certificates/my_cert.crt'
  ca   : false

# Set CORS and CORS whitelist:
cors_enabled: false
cors_whitelist : ['http://example.com:8080','https://another-example.com:443']

# Determine whether to use verbose mode:
verbose_log_enabled: true

# Set your secret token:
# For your safety change this value please.
secret_token: 'MY_SECRET_TOKEN'

# Establish JWT credentials for service consumers:
jwt_credentials:
  1:
    id: '54a8ce618e91b0b13665e2f9'
    username: 'angular-frontend'
    password: 'clave.segura.1'
    time_exp: '1d'
  2:
    id: '605a3f8282d6f81a5bbbc57a'
    username: 'mobile-app'
    password: 'clave.segura.2'
    time_exp: '2d'

# Set the language of the responses:
language: 'EN'

# Establish your models and their names:
models:
  users: './models/users'

# Determine whether to use custom routes:
custom_routes_enabled: true

# Set your custom routes file (Only if custom_routes_enabled is true):
custom_routes_file: './routes/custom_routes'