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Configuration

All configuration parameters for a Volca app reside in the app.config.ts file at the root of the repository. Here is an example of how such a file could look like:

app.config.ts
import { Config, Environments, PlanId } from "./types/types";

const coreConfig: Omit<Config, "environments"> = {
name: "my-app",
github: {
organization: "my-github-organization",
repository: "my-github-repository",
},
domain: "my-domain.com",
fromEmail: "admin@mail.my-domain.com",
aws: {
account: "012345678901",
region: "us-east-1",
},
};

const environments: Environments = {
local: {
authentication: {
// Add identity providers and login domain section to use "real" authentication with AWS Cognito locally
// This requires that you have deployed your infrastructure stacks.
// identityProviders: {
// google: {},
// facebook: {},
// apple: {},
// },
// loginDomain: `login.staging.${coreConfig.domain}`,

// Specifying a mock user in the config will bypass AWS Cognito and let you run the app locally.
// To use actual authentication, you can deploy your infrastructure to aws and specify a login domain
// instead of a mock user.
mockUser: {
sub: "c8a03b26-970d-463d-a256-feb0dbb51574",
firstName: "John",
lastName: "Doe",
email: `john.doe@${coreConfig.domain}`,
},
},
plans: [
{
id: PlanId.BASIC,
// Create a product in Stripe and add the price id here to enable subscriptions to this plan.
stripePriceId: "price-id",
},
{
id: PlanId.PLUS,
// Create a product in Stripe and add the price id here to enable subscriptions to this plan.
stripePriceId: "price-id",
},
{
id: PlanId.PREMIUM,
// Create a product in Stripe and add the price id here to enable subscriptions to this plan.
stripePriceId: "price-id",
},
],
freeTrialDays: 7,
testCardEnabled: true,
},
staging: {
authentication: {
identityProviders: {
google: {
clientId: "google-app-client-id",
// Create a client with Google and add the secret to AWS SSM. Then reference that secret here to enable Google auth.
clientSecretSsmPath: `/${coreConfig.name}/AWS_COGNITO_GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET`,
},
facebook: {
clientId: "facebook-app-client-id",
// Create a client with Facebook and add the secret to AWS SSM. Then reference that secret here to enable Google auth.
clientSecretSsmPath: `/${coreConfig.name}/AWS_COGNITO_FACEBOOK_CLIENT_SECRET`,
},
apple: {
clientId: "apple-app-client-id",
teamId: "apple-team-id",
keyId: "apple-key-id",
// Create a client with Apple and add the secret to AWS SSM. Then reference that secret here to enable Google auth.
privateKeySsmPath: `/${coreConfig.name}/AWS_COGNITO_APPLE_PRIVATE_KEY`,
},
},

// This will whitelist the localhost domain for you to use real authentication locally
allowLocalhost: true,
},
deploymentConfig: {
// Specify on what subdomain to deploy this environment. The app will be available on app.<subdomain>.<your-domain>.
subdomain: "staging",

// A public database will make your databse accessible over the internet.
// This will reduce the cost of deployment and can be good for easy debugging, but is not recommended for production use.
publicDatabase: true,
},
plans: [
{
id: PlanId.BASIC,
// Create a product in Stripe and add the price id here to enable subscriptions to this plan.
stripePriceId: "price-id",
},
{
id: PlanId.PLUS,
// Create a product in Stripe and add the price id here to enable subscriptions to this plan.
stripePriceId: "price-id",
},
{
id: PlanId.PREMIUM,
// Create a product in Stripe and add the price id here to enable subscriptions to this plan.
stripePriceId: "price-id",
},
],
freeTrialDays: 7,
testCardEnabled: true,

// Optional, get your dsn from senty.io for error tracking
// sentry: {
// webappDsn: '',
// apiDsn: '',
// },
},
production: {
authentication: {
identityProviders: {
google: {
clientId: "google-app-client-id",
// Create a client with Google and add the secret to AWS SSM. Then reference that secret here to enable Google auth.
clientSecretSsmPath: `/${coreConfig.name}/AWS_COGNITO_GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET`,
},
facebook: {
clientId: "facebook-app-client-id",
// Create a client with Facebook and add the secret to AWS SSM. Then reference that secret here to enable Google auth.
clientSecretSsmPath: `/${coreConfig.name}/AWS_COGNITO_FACEBOOK_CLIENT_SECRET`,
},
apple: {
clientId: "apple-app-client-id",
teamId: "apple-team-id",
keyId: "apple-key-id",
// Create a client with Apple and add the secret to AWS SSM. Then reference that secret here to enable Google auth.
privateKeySsmPath: `/${coreConfig.name}/AWS_COGNITO_APPLE_PRIVATE_KEY`,
},
},
},
deploymentConfig: {
publicDatabase: false,
},
plans: [
{
id: PlanId.BASIC,
// Create a product in Stripe and add the price id here to enable subscriptions to this plan.
stripePriceId: "price-id",
},
{
id: PlanId.PLUS,
// Create a product in Stripe and add the price id here to enable subscriptions to this plan.
stripePriceId: "price-id",
},
{
id: PlanId.PREMIUM,
// Create a product in Stripe and add the price id here to enable subscriptions to this plan.
stripePriceId: "price-id",
},
],
freeTrialDays: 7,
testCardEnabled: false,

// Optional, get your dsn from senty.io for error tracking
// sentry: {
// webappDsn: '',
// apiDsn: '',
// },
},
};

export const config: Config = {
...coreConfig,
environments,
};

Here we define

  • The name of your project which is used to name AWS resources belonging to your project
  • The GitHub repository that you will be using for your project
  • The domain you will be using for your project
  • The e-mail address you will be using for your project
  • AWS account configuration
  • Authentication information for what identity providers you want to use.