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# This file contains environment variables that are used by the project.
# Copy this file to .env and fill in the values for your local development.

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# General Development
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Sets the node environment. It's typically 'development' or 'production'.
# The test environment is automatically set to 'test' when running tests.
NODE_ENV=development

# When set to '1', this variable disables colored output in the console.
# NO_COLOR=1

# When set to '1', this variable silences all reporters.
WPK_SILENT_REPORTERS=1

# When set to 'true', this variable enables debug mode in WordPress.
# WP_DEBUG=false

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Continuous Integration
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# This variable is typically set to 'true' in CI environments.
# It's used to enable or disable certain features when running in CI.
# CI=false

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Testing
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Sets the test environment. It can be 'wp-env' or 'playground'.
WPK_TEST_ENV=wp-env

# When set to '1', this variable skips integration tests.
WPK_JEST_SKIP_INTEGRATION=0

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# PHP
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Sets the memory limit for PHP.
WPK_PHP_MEMORY_LIMIT=512M

# A comma-separated list of paths to PHP files that should be autoloaded by the PHP driver.
WPK_PHP_DRIVER_AUTOLOAD_PATHS=

# A comma-separated list of paths to PHP files that should be autoloaded by wp-kernel.
WPK_PHP_AUTOLOAD_PATHS=

# Path to the PHP binary.
WPK_PHP_BINARY=

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# CLI
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# When set to '1', this variable indicates that the code is running in a pre-commit hook.
# PRECOMMIT=0

# The root directory of the wp-kernel repository.
WPKERNEL_REPO_ROOT=

# The initial working directory when the process was started.
# INIT_CWD=

# When set to '1', this variable forces the CLI to prefer versions from the registry.
WPK_PREFER_REGISTRY_VERSIONS=0

# The URL of the npm registry to use.
# REGISTRY_URL=https://registry.npmjs.org/

# Maximum duration (ms) allowed for npm installation during wpk init/create before failing.
# WPK_INIT_INSTALL_NODE_MAX_MS=180000

# Maximum duration (ms) allowed for composer installation during wpk init/create before failing.
# WPK_INIT_INSTALL_COMPOSER_MAX_MS=120000

# The import.meta.url of the CLI.
WPK_CLI_IMPORT_META_URL=

# The path to the composer binary.
WPK_CLI_COMPOSER_BIN=composer

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Documentation
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# When set to '1', this variable forces the documentation API to be rebuilt.
WPK_DOCS_API_FORCE=0

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Gutenberg
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# The path to the Gutenberg repository.
WPK_GUTENBERG_PATH=

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Miscellaneous
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# The version of the npm package.
# npm_package_version=

# The system's PATH environment variable.
# PATH=

# Custom environment variable for testing.
WPK_CUSTOM_ENV=

# Base environment variable for testing.
WPK_BASE_ENV=

# Extra environment variable for testing.
WPK_EXTRA_ENV=