# What the "Deploy to Cloudflare" button prompts for. Not read at runtime: # real values are stored encrypted by Cloudflare, set either by the button's # own flow or with `wrangler secret put <NAME>`. # # These live here rather than in wrangler.jsonc's vars so that nothing in the # repo carries one deployment's domain or limits into someone else's. Secrets # also survive a deploy, which plaintext dashboard variables do not: anything # not declared in wrangler.jsonc gets overwritten the next time the Worker is # uploaded. # The domain addresses are generated on. Leave it blank to run on mail.tm's # domain instead, which needs no domain, no DNS, and no Email Routing. DISPOSABLE_DOMAIN= # From your Discord application at discord.com/developers/applications. DISCORD_TOKEN= DISCORD_PUBLIC_KEY= DISCORD_APPLICATION_ID= # Only needed if ADAPTERS includes "telegram". TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN is from # @BotFather. TELEGRAM_WEBHOOK_SECRET is one you make up yourself (e.g. # `openssl rand -hex 32`) and also pass to Telegram's setWebhook call, so a # request can be confirmed as actually coming from Telegram. See # docs/telegram-adapter.md. TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN= TELEGRAM_WEBHOOK_SECRET= # Only needed if ADAPTERS includes "slack". Both come from your Slack app at # api.slack.com/apps: SLACK_BOT_TOKEN is the Bot User OAuth Token (xoxb-...) # under OAuth & Permissions, SLACK_SIGNING_SECRET is under Basic Information # > App Credentials. See docs/slack-adapter.md. SLACK_BOT_TOKEN= SLACK_SIGNING_SECRET= # Optional. Defaults to 5 if unset. See docs/configuration.md for everything # else that can be tuned this way. MAX_ACTIVE_ADDRESSES=