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Configure conda-store UI

The configuration for conda-store-ui, including the connection details to conda-store, can be done :

  • either at compile time, using a .env file.
  • or at runtime, using condaStoreConfig variable

At compile time, using .env​

conda-store-ui looks for a .env file when packing the bundle. Below, you'll find the options and the listed descriptions. You are welcome to copy this configuration, otherwise, you can copy and rename the .env.example file provided in the repository.

Sample File:

REACT_APP_API_URL=http://localhost:8080/conda-store
REACT_APP_AUTH_METHOD=cookie
REACT_APP_LOGIN_PAGE_URL=http://localhost:8080/conda-store/login?next=
REACT_APP_AUTH_TOKEN=
REACT_APP_STYLE_TYPE=green-accent
REACT_APP_SHOW_AUTH_BUTTON=true
REACT_APP_LOGOUT_PAGE_URL=http://localhost:8080/conda-store/logout?next=/

At runtime, using condaStoreConfig​

When using a webpacked version of conda-store-ui, you might want to pass it a configuration. In your HTML file, add the following before loading the react app :

<script>
    const condaStoreConfig = {
        REACT_APP_AUTH_METHOD: "cookie",
        REACT_APP_AUTH_TOKEN: "",
        REACT_APP_STYLE_TYPE: "green-accent",
        REACT_APP_SHOW_AUTH_BUTTON: "true",
        REACT_APP_API_URL: "http://localhost:8080/conda-store",
        REACT_APP_LOGIN_PAGE_URL: "http://localhost:8080/conda-store/login?next=",
        REACT_APP_LOGOUT_PAGE_URL: "http://localhost:8080/conda-store/logout?next=/",
    };
</script>

Docker-compose configuration​

By default, docker-compose uses the latest release of conda-store-server, but there could be cases where a devloper wishes to test against a different versions, such as a release candidate.

Adding the CONDA_STORE_SERVER_VERSION variable to the .env file will allow overriding this default and setting whichever version of conda-store-server is desired.

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