PROJECT=jipf

# NGINX SETUP

NG_VOLUME_CERTS=/etc/ssl
MAX_UPLOAD_SIZE=512

# MARIADB SETUP

DB_HOST=mariadb
DB_NAME=db_wp_${PROJECT}
DB_USER=user_wp_${PROJECT}
DB_PSWD="you dont want to know"

# WORDPRESS SETUP

WP_URL=local_lejourduprof.com
WP_PORT=3003
WP_VOLUME_DIR=/var/www/html
#WP_VOLUME_PLUGINS=/home/www-data
WP_TITLE=title

WP_ADMIN=admin
WP_ADMIN_PSWD="you shall not password !"
WP_ADMIN_EMAIL=admin@email.fr

# MAP

EXECUTION_TIME=300

# if you want to get the home directory you can use $(HOME)
# however, this will not give the same result if you use sudo, ex :
#  ./create_env      : /home/asususus
#  sudo ./create_env : /root
# but you can use this command `eval echo "~$SUDO_USER"` to get
# the home directory of the user using sudo, it works in non-sudo also :
# - echo "$SUDO_USER" :
#   - in normal mode it outputs : ""
#   - in sudo mode it outputs the user : "username"
#     - same as $USER in normal mode
# - echo "~$SUDO_USER" :
#   - in linux "~USER" is the home directory of a user
#   - but echo "something" will treat ~ as a string litteral
#   - so the output in mormal mode will be : "~"
#   - and in sudo mode it will be : "~username"
# - eval echo "~$SUDO_USER" :
#   - eval will evaluate the expression and perform expansion one more time
#   - so it will evaluate the output of `echo "~$SUDO_USER"`
#   - in normal mode :
#     - it will evaluate : "~"
#     - and ouptput      : "/home/username"
#   - in sudo mode :
#     - it will evaluate : "~username"
#     - and output       : "/home/username"
#     - because "~username" expand in the home (~) directory of given user
# https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77088135/makefile-subst-doesnt-use-make-variable-as-expected
HOME_PATH=$(eval echo "~$SUDO_USER")

HOST_VOLUME_WP=${HOME_PATH}/data/lejourduprof/wp_volume
HOST_VOLUME_DB=${HOME_PATH}/data/lejourduprof/db_volume