docker-compose.override.yml.example

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# Docker Compose Override Example
# Copy this file to docker-compose.override.yml and customize for your environment

version: "3.8"
services:
  application:
    # Pinned so the watcher survives whichever stage built the image.
    #
    # docker-compose.yml points `application` at `fleetbase/fleetbase-api:latest`
    # - the same tag `docker buildx bake release` produces from the app-release
    # stage (docker-bake.hcl "fleetbase-api"). Whenever that tag already exists
    # locally, compose runs it instead of building the app-dev stage, and the
    # app-dev CMD - the only place `--watch` appears - is silently dropped. The
    # two stages are otherwise byte-identical, so restating the command here is
    # enough; no dev-specific image is needed.
    #
    # Without this the workers never pick up edits under api/, and a change you
    # made can look like it did not help when it was simply never loaded.
    command: ["sh", "-c", "php artisan octane:frankenphp --max-requests=1000 --port=8000 --host=0.0.0.0 --watch"]
    environment:
      CONSOLE_HOST: http://localhost:4200
      # Add your environment-specific variables here
      MAIL_MAILER: smtp  # or ses, mailgun, postmark, sendgrid
      OSRM_HOST: https://router.project-osrm.org
      # IPINFO_API_KEY: your_api_key
      # GOOGLE_MAPS_API_KEY: your_api_key
      # GOOGLE_MAPS_LOCALE: us
      # TWILIO_SID: your_twilio_sid
      # TWILIO_TOKEN: your_twilio_token
      # TWILIO_FROM: your_twilio_phone

  socket:
    environment:
      # Socket auth. Prefer putting SOCKETCLUSTER_AUTH_KEY in the project .env file (next to
      # docker-compose.yml) so application, queue, scheduler and socket all read the same
      # value; scripts/docker-install.sh does this for you. Use at least 32 random
      # characters, e.g. `openssl rand -hex 32`. Leaving it unset keeps auth off.
      # Setting it only in api/.env has no effect: compose passes the project value (empty
      # when unset) to the containers, and that takes precedence over api/.env.
      # Auth stays off until SOCKETCLUSTER_AUTH_ENABLED=true (also set in the project .env
      # file, so the API containers get the same value).
      # SOCKETCLUSTER_AUTH_MODE: log   # off | log | enforce (default enforce once switched on)

      # DEVELOPMENT: Allow localhost connections (HTTP, HTTPS, and WebSocket protocols)
      SOCKETCLUSTER_OPTIONS: '{"origins":"http://localhost:*,https://localhost:*,ws://localhost:*,wss://localhost:*"}'
      
      # The API publishes broadcasts with the Origin header from SOCKETCLUSTER_ORIGIN (set it in
      # the project .env file, e.g. SOCKETCLUSTER_ORIGIN=https://yourdomain.com). While socket
      # auth is off it must be one of the origins allowed here, or every broadcast is refused
      # with "Invalid origin: *".

      # PRODUCTION: Replace with your actual domain(s) - include all protocols
      # SOCKETCLUSTER_OPTIONS: '{"origins":"https://yourdomain.com:*,wss://yourdomain.com:*,https://app.yourdomain.com:*,wss://app.yourdomain.com:*"}'