The application can be configured by passing CLI args described below or their equivalent as environment variable. CLI values take precedence over environments variables.
Be careful when using the CLI values, if someone list the processes on the system, they will appear in plain-text. Pass secrets by environment variables: it's less easily visible.
Usage of spurf:
-dbHost string
[db] Host {SPURF_DB_HOST}
-dbMaxConn uint
[db] Max Open Connections {SPURF_DB_MAX_CONN} (default 5)
-dbName string
[db] Name {SPURF_DB_NAME}
-dbPass string
[db] Pass {SPURF_DB_PASS}
-dbPort uint
[db] Port {SPURF_DB_PORT} (default 5432)
-dbSslmode string
[db] SSL Mode {SPURF_DB_SSLMODE} (default "disable")
-dbUser string
[db] User {SPURF_DB_USER}
-enedisFile string
[enedis] CSV export to load {SPURF_ENEDIS_FILE}
-enedisName string
[enedis] Name {SPURF_ENEDIS_NAME} (default "home")
-loggerJson
[logger] Log format as JSON {SPURF_LOGGER_JSON}
-loggerLevel string
[logger] Logger level {SPURF_LOGGER_LEVEL} (default "INFO")
-loggerLevelKey string
[logger] Key for level in JSON {SPURF_LOGGER_LEVEL_KEY} (default "level")
-loggerMessageKey string
[logger] Key for message in JSON {SPURF_LOGGER_MESSAGE_KEY} (default "message")
-loggerTimeKey string
[logger] Key for timestamp in JSON {SPURF_LOGGER_TIME_KEY} (default "time")
-tracerRate string
[tracer] Jaeger sample rate, 'always', 'never' or a float value {SPURF_TRACER_RATE} (default "always")
-tracerURL string
[tracer] Jaeger endpoint URL (e.g. http://jaeger:14268/api/traces) {SPURF_TRACER_URL}