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build(docker): Expose mailhog port.
build(Docker): Improve wording.
build(docker): Mailhog and network changes.
* Add mailhog container to shared network to enable connectivity
* Configure project name for docker compose in .env sample file,
without it the basename of the repo directory is used, which
makes it unreachable for other services
* Set mailhog host to mailhog (instead of localhost) if MAILHOG_HOST
env var is set
* Expose 1025 to enable local troubleshooting
build(docker): Update README to reflect compose changes.
31 lines
683 B
JavaScript
31 lines
683 B
JavaScript
const debug = require('debug')('fcc:server:datasources');
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const dsLocal = require('./datasources.production.js');
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const ds = {
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...dsLocal
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};
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// use [MailHog](https://github.com/mailhog/MailHog) if no SES keys are found
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if (!process.env.SES_ID) {
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ds.mail = {
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connector: 'mail',
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transport: {
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type: 'smtp',
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host: process.env.MAILHOG_HOST || 'localhost',
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secure: false,
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port: 1025,
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tls: {
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rejectUnauthorized: false
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}
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},
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auth: {
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user: 'test',
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pass: 'test'
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}
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};
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debug(`using MailHog server on port ${ds.mail.transport.port}`);
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} else {
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debug('using AWS SES to deliver emails');
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}
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module.exports = ds;
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