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Overview ¶
Package config loads and validates runtime configuration from the environment.
Two properties matter more than the mechanics.
Validation is aggregated rather than fail-on-first. An operator bringing up a self-hosted instance for the first time should see every problem in one run, not discover them one restart at a time.
Secrets are typed as Secret, which refuses to print itself through fmt, slog or JSON. A config dump or a formatted panic cannot leak the database password or the API-key pepper.
Index ¶
- Constants
- Variables
- func CanonicalHost(host string) string
- func RemovedInUse() []string
- type AliasConfig
- type AnalyticsConfig
- type AuthConfig
- type Config
- type DBConfig
- type Environment
- type HTTPConfig
- type IngestConfig
- type LogConfig
- type RedirectConfig
- type RedisConfig
- type Secret
- func (s Secret) Format(f fmt.State, verb rune)
- func (s Secret) GoString() string
- func (s Secret) IsZero() bool
- func (s Secret) Len() int
- func (s Secret) LogValue() slog.Value
- func (s Secret) MarshalJSON() ([]byte, error)
- func (s Secret) MarshalText() ([]byte, error)
- func (s Secret) Reveal() string
- func (s Secret) String() string
- func (s *Secret) UnmarshalJSON(b []byte) error
- func (s *Secret) UnmarshalText(b []byte) error
- type ShutdownConfig
- type SignupMode
Constants ¶
const EnvPrefix = "LINKCTRL_"
EnvPrefix is prepended to every variable name. POSTGRES_* variables consumed by the Postgres container itself are deliberately outside this prefix.
Variables ¶
var FileSecretVars = []string{
"API_KEY_PEPPER",
"DATABASE_URL",
}
FileSecretVars are the variables that additionally support a _FILE suffix, for Docker and Swarm secrets mounted under /run/secrets.
var Removed = map[string]string{
"SECRET_KEY": "nothing was keyed by it. Sessions use random 32-byte tokens " +
"stored as SHA-256, CSRF is origin-based, and API keys use API_KEY_PEPPER; " +
"rotating this changed nothing, which is the opposite of what a variable " +
"with this name promises",
"SMTP_PASSWORD": "there is no mail feature to authenticate to; it was accepted, " +
"validated and never read",
"INGEST_WORKERS": "the ingester runs a single consumer, which is what makes " +
"batch coalescing work; a worker count would break it",
"VISITOR_SALT_ROTATION": "visitor salts rotate once per UTC day, which is the " +
"period the purge window de-identifies against",
"BOT_FILTER_ENABLED": "bots are always classified and recorded; headline " +
"figures exclude them in the queries instead",
}
Removed names variables that once existed and no longer do, each with the behaviour that is now fixed.
Kept as data rather than deleted quietly, because silent removal reproduces the defect it is fixing from the other side: the operator still has the line in their .env and still believes it does something. Startup reports these as warnings rather than errors — an upgrade must not refuse to boot over a stale line in a file.
Functions ¶
func CanonicalHost ¶
CanonicalHost normalizes a Host header or a URL host for comparison: lowercased, with an explicit default HTTP(S) port removed.
The port matters because the two sides of the comparison come from different places. The configured value is written by an operator ("manage.example.com") and the request value is written by a proxy, which may or may not append ":443". Comparing them raw makes the router's behavior depend on that choice.
func RemovedInUse ¶
func RemovedInUse() []string
RemovedInUse reports removed variables that are still set, ready to log.
Sorted, so the output is stable across runs and diffable in a log.
Types ¶
type AliasConfig ¶
type AliasConfig struct {
Length int `env:"ALIAS_LENGTH" envDefault:"7"`
MinUserLength int `env:"ALIAS_MIN_USER_LENGTH" envDefault:"3"`
ReservedExtra []string `env:"ALIAS_RESERVED_EXTRA" envSeparator:","`
ProfanityFilter bool `env:"ALIAS_PROFANITY_FILTER" envDefault:"true"`
DestSchemes []string `env:"DESTINATION_SCHEMES" envSeparator:"," envDefault:"http,https"`
DestMaxLength int `env:"DESTINATION_MAX_LENGTH" envDefault:"2048"`
DestBlockPrivateIPs bool `env:"DESTINATION_BLOCK_PRIVATE_IPS" envDefault:"true"`
DestBlocklist []string `env:"DESTINATION_BLOCKLIST" envSeparator:","`
}
type AnalyticsConfig ¶
type AnalyticsConfig struct {
RetentionDays int `env:"ANALYTICS_RETENTION_DAYS" envDefault:"395"`
GeoIPPath string `env:"GEOIP_MMDB_PATH"`
}
AnalyticsConfig tunes analytics storage and enrichment.
Salt rotation and bot classification are not configurable, and that is a design decision rather than an omission: the daily rotation is what the purge window de-identifies against, and bots are always classified because the control that matters — keeping them out of headline figures — is in the queries. See Removed.
type AuthConfig ¶
type AuthConfig struct {
SignupMode SignupMode `env:"SIGNUP_MODE" envDefault:"closed"`
SessionAbsoluteTTL time.Duration `env:"SESSION_ABSOLUTE_TTL" envDefault:"720h"`
SessionIdleTTL time.Duration `env:"SESSION_IDLE_TTL" envDefault:"168h"`
// RFC 9106 recommends at least 19 MiB for the memory-constrained profile;
// 64 MiB is the comfortable default. Validate enforces the floor, because
// lowering this is the easiest way to silently weaken password storage.
Argon2MemoryKiB uint32 `env:"ARGON2_MEMORY_KIB" envDefault:"65536"`
Argon2Iterations uint32 `env:"ARGON2_ITERATIONS" envDefault:"3"`
Argon2Parallelism uint8 `env:"ARGON2_PARALLELISM" envDefault:"2"`
LoginRatePerMin int `env:"LOGIN_RATE_PER_MIN" envDefault:"10"`
LockoutThreshold int `env:"LOGIN_LOCKOUT_THRESHOLD" envDefault:"5"`
APIRatePerMin int `env:"API_RATE_PER_MIN" envDefault:"600"`
}
type Config ¶
type Config struct {
AppEnv Environment `env:"APP_ENV" envDefault:"production"`
BaseURL string `env:"BASE_URL,required"`
// AppBaseURL and LinkBaseURL split the instance across two hostnames: the
// dashboard and API on one, short links on the other. Both default to
// BaseURL, so leaving them unset is the single-host deployment unchanged.
//
// After Load they are always populated, so callers use them rather than
// deciding for themselves whether the split is configured.
AppBaseURL string `env:"APP_BASE_URL"`
LinkBaseURL string `env:"LINK_BASE_URL"`
HTTP HTTPConfig
Log LogConfig
DB DBConfig
Redis RedisConfig
Redirect RedirectConfig
Alias AliasConfig
Auth AuthConfig
Ingest IngestConfig
Analytics AnalyticsConfig
Shutdown ShutdownConfig
APIKeyPepper Secret `env:"API_KEY_PEPPER,required,unset"`
DocsEnabled bool `env:"DOCS_ENABLED" envDefault:"true"`
SecureCookies bool `env:"SECURE_COOKIES" envDefault:"true"`
MigrateOnStart bool `env:"MIGRATE_ON_START" envDefault:"true"`
// TrustedProxies must stay empty unless the app really is behind a proxy.
// A non-empty value makes the app believe X-Forwarded-For, which is how
// rate limiting and analytics get spoofed when it is set carelessly.
TrustedProxies []netip.Prefix `env:"TRUSTED_PROXIES" envSeparator:","`
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func Load ¶
Load reads configuration from the environment and validates it.
A .env file is honoured only in development, and only when APP_ENV says so before the file is read. A stray .env on a production host must not be able to change how the service runs.
func Parse ¶
Parse reads configuration from the current environment without consulting a .env file. Tests use it directly.
func (Config) AppBaseURLParsed ¶
AppBaseURLParsed returns the origin serving the dashboard and the API.
func (Config) AppOrigin ¶
AppOrigin returns the origin serving the dashboard and the API.
Falls back to BaseURL, so a Config assembled by hand — every test does this rather than going through Load — behaves as a single-host deployment instead of as one with no dashboard origin at all.
func (Config) BaseURLParsed ¶
BaseURLParsed returns the parsed canonical origin.
func (Config) Host ¶
Host returns the host short links are served on, which is the default domain when resolving an alias.
func (Config) LinkBaseURLParsed ¶
LinkBaseURLParsed returns the origin serving short links.
func (Config) LinkOrigin ¶
LinkOrigin returns the origin short links are published under.
func (Config) SplitHosts ¶
SplitHosts reports whether the dashboard and short links are served on different hostnames.
Compared on host rather than on the whole origin: the routing decision and the cookie boundary are both about the host, and an instance configured with two schemes on one host has neither.
type DBConfig ¶
type DBConfig struct {
URL Secret `env:"DATABASE_URL,required,unset"`
// Two pools. The redirect pool is small, separate, and exists so that a
// slow analytics query on the application pool cannot starve the hot path
// of connections. M13 asserts empirically that it does not.
MaxConns int32 `env:"DB_MAX_CONNS" envDefault:"20"`
MinConns int32 `env:"DB_MIN_CONNS" envDefault:"2"`
RedirectMaxConns int32 `env:"DB_REDIRECT_MAX_CONNS" envDefault:"6"`
MaxConnLifetime time.Duration `env:"DB_MAX_CONN_LIFETIME" envDefault:"1h"`
MaxConnIdleTime time.Duration `env:"DB_MAX_CONN_IDLE_TIME" envDefault:"15m"`
ConnectTimeout time.Duration `env:"DB_CONNECT_TIMEOUT" envDefault:"10s"`
}
type Environment ¶
type Environment string
const ( Development Environment = "development" Production Environment = "production" )
func (Environment) IsProduction ¶
func (e Environment) IsProduction() bool
type HTTPConfig ¶
type HTTPConfig struct {
Addr string `env:"HTTP_ADDR" envDefault:":8080"`
MetricsAddr string `env:"METRICS_ADDR" envDefault:":9090"`
ReadHeaderTimeout time.Duration `env:"HTTP_READ_HEADER_TIMEOUT" envDefault:"5s"`
WriteTimeout time.Duration `env:"HTTP_WRITE_TIMEOUT" envDefault:"30s"`
RequestTimeout time.Duration `env:"HTTP_REQUEST_TIMEOUT" envDefault:"15s"`
ServerTiming bool `env:"SERVER_TIMING" envDefault:"false"`
}
type IngestConfig ¶
type IngestConfig struct {
QueueSize int `env:"INGEST_QUEUE_SIZE" envDefault:"16384"`
BatchSize int `env:"INGEST_BATCH_SIZE" envDefault:"500"`
FlushInterval time.Duration `env:"INGEST_FLUSH_INTERVAL" envDefault:"250ms"`
}
IngestConfig tunes the click pipeline.
There is deliberately no worker count. One consumer is what makes batch coalescing work — a second would split every batch and interleave the writes — so the knob that used to be here was removed rather than implemented. See Removed.
type RedirectConfig ¶
type RedirectConfig struct {
TTL time.Duration `env:"REDIRECT_TTL" envDefault:"24h"`
NegativeTTL time.Duration `env:"REDIRECT_NEGATIVE_TTL" envDefault:"60s"`
Timeout time.Duration `env:"REDIRECT_TIMEOUT" envDefault:"250ms"`
DefaultStatus int `env:"REDIRECT_DEFAULT_STATUS" envDefault:"302"`
LogSample int `env:"REDIRECT_LOG_SAMPLE" envDefault:"0"`
NotFoundLimit int `env:"REDIRECT_404_RATE_LIMIT" envDefault:"60"`
}
type RedisConfig ¶
type RedisConfig struct {
URL string `env:"REDIS_URL" envDefault:"redis://redis:6379/0"`
DialTimeout time.Duration `env:"REDIS_DIAL_TIMEOUT" envDefault:"1s"`
ReadTimeout time.Duration `env:"REDIS_READ_TIMEOUT" envDefault:"50ms"`
PoolSize int `env:"REDIS_POOL_SIZE" envDefault:"50"`
CacheEnabled bool `env:"CACHE_ENABLED" envDefault:"true"`
}
type Secret ¶
type Secret string
Secret is a string that refuses to print itself.
Every obvious way of accidentally disclosing a value is overridden: fmt's %v and %s go through String, structured logging goes through LogValue, json.Marshal goes through MarshalJSON. A config dump, a panic that formats a struct, or a well-meaning slog.Any("config", cfg) therefore cannot leak the database password or the API-key pepper.
Reveal is the only way to read the value, and its name is deliberately awkward so that calls to it stand out in review.
func (Secret) Format ¶
Format covers the remaining verbs. Without it, %q on a Secret prints the value, because fmt falls back to the underlying string kind for verbs that Stringer does not handle.
func (Secret) Len ¶
Len returns the length of the secret. Useful for validation messages such as "must be at least 32 bytes" that need to say something specific without echoing the value.
func (Secret) MarshalJSON ¶
func (Secret) MarshalText ¶
MarshalText covers encoders that prefer TextMarshaler, including YAML.
func (Secret) Reveal ¶
Reveal returns the underlying value. Call it at the point of use, never to pass a secret into logging or error text.
func (*Secret) UnmarshalJSON ¶
UnmarshalJSON accepts a value so that a Secret can be read from a config file, even though the round trip is deliberately lossy.
func (*Secret) UnmarshalText ¶
UnmarshalText lets caarlos0/env populate the field from an environment variable.
type ShutdownConfig ¶
type SignupMode ¶
type SignupMode string
const ( SignupClosed SignupMode = "closed" SignupInvite SignupMode = "invite" SignupOpen SignupMode = "open" )