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DC Facelift Environment Variables

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General Information

Environment variables are used in this code repository to control how the application builds, how and where data is fetched for separate sections in the application, for rendering certain features, and for controlling data flow.

General environment variables are declared in the .env.example file. A copy of this file should be made and saved as .env.local where real values should be added.

Generally, environment variables are meant to be read through the process.env object on the server. Variables intended for use on the client side should be prefaced with NEXTPUBLIC per Next's docs.

If an environment variable is updated, make sure to restart the server for the application to pick up the new value.

Application Variables

These environment variables control how certain elements on the page render and where to fetch data.

Variable Type Value Example Description
APP_ENV string "development" App environment key used to determine various environment-specific app settings.
DC_URL string "" or "https://qa-digitalcollections.nypl.org" or https://digitalcollections.nypl.org The base URL of the DC url, either points locally or externally to legacy DC.
API_URL string "https://api.repo.nypl.org" or "https://qa.api.repo.nypl.org" base url for Repo API calls.
AUTH_TOKEN string "" Auth token for Repo API.
ADOBE_EMBED_URL string "" Url endpoint used for Adobe Analytics event tracking.
GOOGLE_SHEETS_CLIENT_EMAIL string ""
GOOGLE_SHEETS_PRIVATE_KEY string ""
SPREADSHEET_ID string ""
NEW_RELIC_LICENSE_KEY string "true"

New Relic Variables

The following variables are needed in the global env var scope in order for New Relic to pick up the values, specifically in the newrelic.js file.

These env vars are not picked up by default in Next.js' .env.local file. In order for this to work, the dotenv package is used to declare these env vars when running either npm run dev:newrelic or npm run start:newrelic.

Variable Type Value Example Description
NEW_RELIC_LICENSE_KEY string "true" Private license key. Available in parameter store.
NEW_RELIC_APP_NAME string "Facelift QA"