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# This file contains per-environment settings for AnyCable.
#
# Since AnyCable config is based on anyway_config (https://github.com/palkan/anyway_config), all AnyCable settings
# can be set or overridden through the corresponding environment variables.
# E.g., `rpc_host` is overridden by ANYCABLE_RPC_HOST, `debug` by ANYCABLE_DEBUG etc.
#
# Note that AnyCable recognizes REDIS_URL env variable for Redis pub/sub adapter. If you want to
# use another Redis instance for AnyCable, provide ANYCABLE_REDIS_URL variable.
#
# Read more about AnyCable configuration here: <%= DOCS_ROOT %>/ruby/configuration
#
default: &default
# Turn on/off access logs ("Started..." and "Finished...")
access_logs_disabled: false
# Persist "dirty" session between RPC calls (might be required for apps using stimulus_reflex <3.0)
# persistent_session_enabled: true
# This is the host and the port to run AnyCable RPC server on.
# You must configure your WebSocket server to connect to it, e.g.:
# $ anycable-go --rpc-host="<rpc hostname>:50051"
rpc_host: "127.0.0.1:50051"
# Whether to enable gRPC level logging or not
log_grpc: false
<%- if redis? -%>
# Use Redis to broadcast messages to AnyCable server
broadcast_adapter: redis
<%- else -%>
# Use HTTP adapter for a quick start (since redis gem is not present in the project)
broadcast_adapter: http
<%- end -%>
# Use the same channel name for WebSocket server, e.g.:
# $ anycable-go --redis-channel="__anycable__"
redis_channel: "__anycable__"
development:
<<: *default
redis_url: "redis://localhost:6379/1"
production:
<<: *default
<%- if !redis? -%>
# Use Redis in production
broadcast_adapter: redis
<%- end -%>
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