locals.yml.default

# Example configuration file set up with sensible defaults for local development.
# See `config.yml.erb` for full list of available configuration options.

# Whether to prefix bundler commands with 'sudo'.
# It may be useful to set this false when doing local development on Linux.
#bundler_use_sudo: false


# Causes dashboard-server to run pegasus as middleware, starting both in a
# single command.  This is preferred (and default) in development mode.
dashboard_enable_pegasus: true


# Run dashboard-server with the level editing interface enabled (for admins)
#levelbuilder_mode: true

# Use different color header for local environment than the one on production to
# make it easier to tell the difference
#use_local_header_color: true

# Keeps from taking eyes snapshots when running feature files
#disable_all_eyes_running: true

# Whether rake:build should rebuild the apps package
build_apps: true


# Whether dashboard should use your local build of the apps package.
# If false, dashboard will try to use a prepackaged version from S3.
use_my_apps: true

# Allows your local server to render non-English locales, defaults to false.
# If false, choosing a locale other than English will have no effect.
# Note: You may need to be in an incognito window to see changes
# due to a difference in the language cookie between production and localhost.
#load_locales: true


# Whether to skip the slow `rake seed:all` command during `rake build`.
# Until you manually run `rake seed:all` or disable this flag, you won't
# see changes to: videos, concepts, levels, scripts, trophies, prize providers,
# callouts, hints, secret words, or secret pictures.
#skip_seed_all: true


# Whether to store sprocket asset cache on disk or in memory. Setting this to
# false reduces memory usage, but significantly slows down dev server startup.
#cache_assets_in_memory: false


# Whether to stub schools and school_districts table with much smaller data,
# saving a total of 4 min 30 sec during rake seed. Default: true (in development).
#stub_school_data: false


# Encryption key required for decoding certain protected level sources.
# Code.org engineers with AWS credentials should get this automatically
# via AWS Secrets Manager in development.
# Contributors should ask a Code.org engineer for this if needed.
#properties_encryption_key: ''


# Credentials for SauceLabs.com, used to for running selenium tests against
# multiple browsers
#saucelabs_username: ''
#saucelabs_authkey: ''


# Credentails for applitools.com, used for running automated visual tests
#applitools_eyes_api_key: ''


# Configuration Options for Pusher.com integration
# Optional for most devs, very useful if working on Internet Simulator
#use_pusher: true
#pusher_app_id: ''
#pusher_application_key: ''
#pusher_application_secret: ''


# Configuration options for Acapela-Group.com integration
#acapela_storage_app: ''
#acapela_storage_password: ''
#acapela_ephemeral_app: ''
#acapela_ephemeral_password: ''


# Credentials for new relic logging. Used to log apps build times.
# Log in to https://rpm.newrelic.com/accounts/501463 to get the key
#new_relic_license_key: ''


# Credentials for connecting to Firebase to use data blocks or data browser
# in Applab.
#firebase_name: 'cdo-v3-dev'
#firebase_secret:


# Configuration and credentials for the Geocoder gem.  Google Maps provides a
# street address geocoding service, while freegeoip provides an IP address
# geocoding service.  (The former is "lookup" in the Geocoder config, while the
# latter is "ip_lookup".)  We send both street address and IP address strings
# into Geocoder#search and the appropriate service is used.
#google_maps_client_id:
#google_maps_secret:
#freegeoip_host:


# Specify `use_mailcatcher: true` if you are running mailcatcher on localhost.
# You should have also run this once:
#   `gem install mailcatcher`
# And this each time you need to start mailcatcher in the background again:
#   `mailcatcher --ip=0.0.0.0`
#use_mailcatcher: true


# Credentials for Twilio, used to share projects to a phone number via SMS.
#twilio_sid:
#twilio_auth:
#twilio_messaging_service:

# Tokens for immersive reader
# imm_reader_tenant_id:     ''
# imm_reader_client_id:     ''
# imm_reader_client_secret: ''
# imm_reader_subdomain:     'cdo-immersive-reader-staging'

# Local Javabuilder configuration. Set 'use_localhost_javabuilder: true' to point to
# your Javabuilder WebSocket server running on localhost.
# Set 'local_javabuilder_stack_name: "your stack name"' to point to a deployed development
# instance of Javabuilder. This will likely be 'javabuilder-adhoc-your_branch_name'
# use_localhost_javabuilder:
# local_javabuilder_stack_name: