CLI Configuration

Environment Files

Set up .env.<ENVIRONMENT> files for each environment by copying the .env.example file in the /cli directory.

The CLI will then automatically select the correct environment file based on the –env flag set when running commands.

The CLI ignores any already set environment variables when executing, so the .env files must contain all variables for that environment.

Settings

pydantic settings cli.config.Settings

Settings model for CLI.

Config:

• extra: str = ignore

• env_file_encoding: str = utf-8

Fields:

• auth_provider (Literal['azure', 'keycloak'])

• azure_application_id (str | None)

• azure_login_url (pydantic.networks.HttpUrl)

• cli_client_id (str | None)

• destiny_repository_url (pydantic.networks.HttpUrl)

• env (app.core.config.Environment | None)

• keycloak_client_id (str)

• keycloak_realm (str)

• keycloak_url (str | None)

field auth_provider: Literal['azure', 'keycloak'] = 'azure'

field azure_application_id: str | None = None

field azure_login_url: HttpUrl = HttpUrl('https://login.microsoftonline.com/')

field cli_client_id: str | None = None

field destiny_repository_url: HttpUrl = HttpUrl('http://127.0.0.1:8000/')

field env: Environment | None = None

field keycloak_client_id: str = 'destiny-auth-client'

field keycloak_realm: str = 'destiny'

field keycloak_url: str | None = None