[PROPOSAL] Build config file using environment variables
brunowego opened this issue · 3 comments
brunowego commented
This is just an idea that crossed my mind. Use variables to build config file, like:
MATOMO_CONF_database__host=mysql
MATOMO_CONF_database__username=matomo
MATOMO_CONF_database__password=matomo
MATOMO_CONF_database__dbname=matomo
MATOMO_CONF_database__tables_prefix=matomo_
MATOMO_CONF_database__adapter=MYSQLI
MATOMO_CONF_general__enable_browser_archiving_triggering=0
MATOMO_CONF_general__enable_sql_optimize_queries=0
MATOMO_CONF_general__enable_trusted_host_check=0
MATOMO_CONF_general__enable_internet_features=0
MATOMO_CONF_general__enable_auto_update=0
MATOMO_CONF_general__enable_update_communication=0
MATOMO_CONF_general__enable_marketplace=0
#! /bin/bash
function addConfig() {
local section=$1
local key=$2
local value=$3
php console config:set \
--section="$section" \
--key="$key" \
--value="$value"
}
for c in $(printenv | perl -sne 'print "$1 " if m/^MATOMO_CONF_(.+?)=.*/'); do
section_key=$(echo "${c}" | perl -pe 's/__/ /g')
var="MATOMO_CONF_${c}"
value=${!var}
echo " - Setting $section_key=$value"
addConfig "$section_key" "$value"
done
Does it make any sense to you?
jnmcfly commented
We're at this point right now. Makes sense to me! lets have a env for trusted hosts!
diogenes1oliveira commented
We're at this point right now. Makes sense to me! lets have a env for trusted hosts!
Hello, @jnmcfly, at what point are you at this? I've done something similar in our deployment and perhaps I could open a pull request for it.
J0WI commented
duplicate of matomo-org/matomo#10257