Variables Management
On this page, you can add/edit/remove environment variables that are used by your application.

Add Environment Variable
Click Add Variable (1), enter variable name (2), variable value (3) and click Add Variable (4).

After the environment variable is added, redeployment will be required for changes to be applied.

You can also click See Changes to see what changes will be applied after deployment.

Edit Environment Variable
Click the Three Dots button to open the context menu (1), click the Edit button (2) to open the environment variable edit modal.

Click Edit value and enter the new value of the variable.

When finished editing the value, click Save.

You will see changes in the See Changes modal as well as on the page itself by clicking See Value button.


Remove Environment Variable
Click on Three Dots (1) near the variable you want to remove then click on Delete button (2).

In the opened modal, confirm that you want to delete a variable by clicking the Yes, Delete button.

If the variable is new and has not been deployed yet, it will be removed immediately.
If the variable was already deployed, you will see in See Changes that it will be removed after deployment.

Raw Editor

Inside the Raw Editor modal, you can copy all environment variables, add/edit/delete them in bulk. And view them in JSON.

Hyva Credentials
The Variables Management page also includes Hyva Credentials modal.

Here you can enter the Hyva License Key and the Hyva Composer Repository directly. Portal will also perform a check to see if the provided license key has access to the Hyva theme.

Packagist
To install packages from Packagist, you need to provide COMPOSER_AUTH
environment variable or have auth.json
file in the repository. It is generally recommended against committing auth.json
tointo the source code.
Instead, use COMPOSER_AUTH
environment variable.


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