Server Commands

Welcome to the Server Commands page for LightningUserVault. Here, you'll find a comprehensive list of commands to help you start and configure the web server. Let's dive in!

GENERAL SERVER SETTINGS

  • SERVER_ADDRESS: Address for your web server. Default: 0.0.0.0:8080

  • LOG_LEVEL: Set the type of logs you want to see. Options include ERROR, INFO, DEBUG, and WARN. Default: WARN

STORAGE SETTINGS

To determine how your data is stored, use the following:

  • STORAGE_TYPE: Choose between:

    • PEBBLE (default)

    • POSTGRESQL

Postgres Settings (Only applicable if STORAGE_TYPE=POSTRESQL):

  • DB_HOST: Address of your database host. Default: postgres:5432

  • DB_USER: Username for your database. Default: postgres

  • DB_PASS: Password for your database user. Default: postgres

  • DB_NAME: Name of your database. Default: postgres

CACHE SETTINGS

Manage your caching preferences with:

  • ENABLE_CACHE: Decide if you want to enable caching. Default: true

If ENABLE_CACHE=false, the following commands won't be used:

  • CACHE_TYPE: Type of cache to use. Default: MEMCACHE

  • MEMCACHE_ADDRESS: Address for the memcache server. Default: memcached:11211

Using the CLI Flags

For those who prefer command-line flags, here they are:

  • --log-level: Set the log level

  • --server-address: Define the server endpoint

  • --enable-cache: Enable or disable cache

  • --cache-type: Choose the cache type

  • --memcache-address: Set the memcache endpoint

  • --storage-type: Select the storage type

  • --database-host: Define the database host endpoint

  • --database-user: Specify the database user

  • --database-pass: Set the database password

  • --database-name: Name your database

Environment File Support

LightningUserVault supports environment files. If you set a flag inside the environment file, it will take priority over any CLI flag.

Here's a template for your environment file:

LOG_LEVEL=
SERVER_ADDRESS=
ENABLE_CACHE=
CACHE_TYPE=
MEMCACHE_ADDRESS=
STORAGE_TYPE=
DB_HOST=
DB_USER=
DB_PASS=
DB_NAME=
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