An example configuration is provided with the source code.
It is recommended to copy this file to your own settings.cfg, and make modifications to that file.
When commandment runs, it will expect an environment variable COMMANDMENT_SETTINGS, that contains the full path
to the settings file.
commandment uses SQLAlchemy as its database connection API. For more information about available configuration variables see Flask-SQLAlchemy Configuration.
For a testing setup, SQLite is more than adequate, so you will only need to add this line:
SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI = 'sqlite:////path/to/commandment/commandment.db'
To use a local SQLite database.
If your SSL certificate is self signed, or signed via an untrusted enterprise CA, you will need to provide it as part of the configuration.
If your CA isn’t already trusted throughout all of your clients (which is typically the case when you are self-signing), you will need to provide the certificate eg:
CA_CERTIFICATE="/path/to/CA.crt"
If you have both the private and public key in PEM format, you can simply add a single variable pointing to that file:
PUSH_CERTIFICATE="/path/to/push.pem"
Otherwise, if you need to provide a PKCS#12 .p12 file, you will also need to specify a password:
PUSH_CERTIFICATE="/path/to/push.p12"
PUSH_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD = "sekret"