docs: document config/ and some directories in app/.
* Add README files to several directories in app/ giving a brief overview of some parts of Danbooru's architecture. * Add documentation for files in config/.
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# This file contains all the configuration settings for Danbooru.
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#
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# Don't edit this file. Instead, to configure your Danbooru instance, copy this
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# file to config/danbooru_local_config.rb and edit that. Remove all settings you
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# don't need to change, and edit only the settings you do need to change.
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#
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# You can also use environment variables to change settings on the command line.
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# For example, to change the site name, you could do:
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#
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# DANBOORU_APP_NAME=MyBooru bin/rails server
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#
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# This works with nearly any setting. Just take the setting name, uppercase it,
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# and add DANBOORU_ to the front. More examples:
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#
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# DANBOORU_CANONICAL_URL=https://booru.example.com
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# DANBOORU_CONTACT_EMAIL=admin@borou.example.com
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# DANBOORU_DISCORD_SERVER_URL=https://discord.gg/yourbooru
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#
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# Settings from environment variables will override those from the config file.
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#
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# You can also set these environment variables in an envfile instead of the
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# command line. See the .env file in the root project directory for details.
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#
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module Danbooru
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class Configuration
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# A secret key used to encrypt session cookies, among other things.
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