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Document Environment Variables in a1base-nextjs-template
This document outlines the required environment variables for the
a1base-nextjs-template. Properly configuring these variables is crucial for the application to function correctly and securely.Configuration
The
a1base-nextjs-templaterelies on environment variables for various configurations, including API keys, secrets, and database connection details. These variables are typically set in a.envfile in the root directory of the project or configured directly in your hosting environment (e.g., Vercel, Netlify, AWS).Important: Never commit your
.envfile to version control (e.g., Git). Add it to your.gitignorefile to prevent accidental exposure of sensitive information.Environment Variables
The following table lists the required environment variables, their purpose, example values, and instructions on how to set them.
| Variable Name | Purpose