declare global { namespace NodeJS { interface ProcessEnv { /** * Full database connection string */ DATABASE_URL: string; /** * "development" or "production" */ NODE_ENV: "development" | "production"; /** * Must be 32 characters long */ SECRET_PASSWORD: string; /** * "1" to turn on maintenance mode */ NEXT_PUBLIC_MAINTENANCE_MODE?: string; /** * Posthog API key */ NEXT_PUBLIC_POSTHOG_API_KEY?: string; /** * Posthog API host */ NEXT_PUBLIC_POSTHOG_API_HOST?: string; /** * Crisp website ID */ NEXT_PUBLIC_CRISP_WEBSITE_ID?: string; /** * Users of your instance will see this as their support email */ SUPPORT_EMAIL: string; /** * Host address of the SMTP server */ SMTP_HOST: string; /** * Email address or user if authentication is required */ SMTP_USER: string; /** * Password if authentication is required */ SMTP_PWD: string; /** * "true" to use SSL */ SMTP_SECURE: string; /** * Port number of the SMTP server */ SMTP_PORT: string; /** * Comma separated list of email addresses that are allowed to register and login. * If not set, all emails are allowed. Wildcard characters are supported. * * Example: "user@example.com, *@example.com, *@*.example.com" */ ALLOWED_EMAILS?: string; /** * Determines what email provider to use. "smtp" or "ses" */ EMAIL_PROVIDER?: "smtp" | "ses"; /** * Name of the oidc provider */ OIDC_NAME?: string; /** * URL of the oidc provider .well-known/openid-configuration endpoint */ OIDC_DISCOVERY_URL?: string; /** * Client ID of the oidc provider */ OIDC_CLIENT_ID?: string; /** * Client secret of the oidc provider */ OIDC_CLIENT_SECRET?: string; /** * AWS access key ID */ AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID?: string; /** * AWS secret access key */ AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY?: string; /** * AWS region */ AWS_REGION?: string; /** * The app version just for reference */ NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_VERSION?: string; } } } export {};