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• Using Environment variables. All environment variables MUST (1) be prefixed with "DSPACE_", (2) use underscores as separators (no dots allowed), and (3) use all uppercase.  Some examples are below:

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  # "ui" settings environment variables ui.host => DSPACE_UI_HOST # The host name ui.port => DSPACE_UI_PORT # The port number ui.nameSpace => DSPACE_UI_NAMESPACE # The namespace ui.ssl => DSPACE_UI_SSL # Whether the angular application uses SSL [true/false] # "rest" settings environment variables rest.host => DSPACE_REST_HOST # The host name of the REST application rest.port => DSPACE_REST_PORT # The port number of the REST application rest.nameSpace => DSPACE_REST_NAMESPACE # The namespace of the REST application rest.ssl => DSPACE_REST_SSL # Whether the angular REST uses SSL [true/false] # Other examples defaultLanguage => DSPACE_DEFAULTLANGUAGE mediaViewer.video => DSPACE_MEDIAVIEWER_VIDEO # NOTE: At this time, only string/boolean/number based settings can be overridden in Environment variablesMulti-valued setting examples # If a setting can have multiple values (e.g. theme names), then use an index number (starting with zero) # to specify the multiple values. # The below example is equivalent to: # themes: # - name: 'dspace' # - name: 'mytheme' # handle: '10673/123' DSPACE_THEMES_0_NAME = 'dspace' DSPACE_THEMES_1_NAME = 'mytheme' DSPACE_THEMES_1_HANDLE = '10673/123'

  
  

• Or, by creating a .env (environment) file in the project root directory and setting the environment variables in that location.

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