.pyenv.example

# The user we authenticate with becomes the sender of the message
export JID_FROM_USER="user@host"

# Cleartext password of the above user
export JID_FROM_PASS="my-StroNG-pAssWOrd"

# The webhook token and its associated MUC receives the message from the displayed nick
# Can be a list of valid forward targets by separating every pair with a space
# The same room with different token and nick lets you reuse the same user for multiple services
# You can easily generate a Slack-like new token with running the following in bash:
#   openssl rand -hex 10 | tr [a-z] [A-Z]
export KNOWN_ROOMS="token1:room1@conf.host:nick1 token2:room2@conf.host:nick2 token3:room1@conf.host:nick3"

# The log level of the XMPP lib can be different from the Gunicorn/Flash app
# Defaults to the Docker env setting
export XMPP_LOG_LEVEL="${LOG_LEVEL}"

# Format of the XMPP message. Pretty printed, indented by 2 spaces. Supported values:
#   - json: better portability of the original JSON, unicode characters are converted to \u1231 and such
#   - yaml: better readability, unicode characters are allowed for better readability (avoid \u1231 and such chars in messages)
export MESSAGE_FORMAT="json"