All Histograph components use histograph-config to load their configuration parameters:
var config = require('histograph-config');
histograph-config loads the default configuration from histograph.default.yml
and merges this with a required user-specified configuration file. You can specify the location of your own configuration file in two ways:
--config path/to/config.yml
HISTOGRAPH_CONFIG
environment variable to the path of the configuration file:export HISTOGRAPH_CONFIG=/Users/bert/code/histograph/config/histograph.bert.yml
This configuration file should at least specify the following options:
api:
dataDir: /Users/bert/data/histograph
admin:
name: histograph
password: password
neo4j:
user: neo4j
password: password
import:
dirs:
- ../data
- ../../erfgoed-en-locatie/historische-geocoder/data
If you want to use this package in a project with a different schema, you can pass a config dir that contains the following files:
├── config.schema.json
├── default.yml
└── local.yml
All files must be provided and local.yml
will override default.yml
. The idea is that local.yml
is specific to the production or development environment. You can specify the location of this directory in two ways:
--config-dir path/to/config
HISTOGRAPH_CONFIG_DIR
environment variable to the path of the configuration file:export HISTOGRAPH_CONFIG_DIR=/Users/bert/code/transparantnederland/config
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