Environment variables

Every setting lives in /home/fivem/.env. The install script writes this for you. Edit it by hand if you need to change anything later, then systemctl restart nexora-dashboard to apply.

Required

Variable	What it does	Example
`PORT`	Port the Node server listens on. nginx proxies to this.	`3000`
`JWT_SECRET`	Secret used to sign login tokens. Must be random + secret.	`openssl rand -hex 32` output
`FIVEM_API_KEY`	Shared key between dashboard and Lua resource. Must match `DASHBOARD_API_KEY` convar in your game server `server.cfg`.	`openssl rand -hex 32` output
`DB_HOST`	MySQL host of your FiveM database.	`127.0.0.1`
`DB_PORT`	MySQL port.	`3306`
`DB_USER`	MySQL username.	`qbox`
`DB_PASSWORD`	MySQL password.	`supersecret`
`DB_NAME`	MySQL database name.	`qbox_main`

Optional: Discord OAuth

Leave these out / commented to disable Discord login.

Variable	Example
`DISCORD_CLIENT_ID`	`123456789012345678`
`DISCORD_CLIENT_SECRET`	from Discord developer portal
`DISCORD_REDIRECT_URI`	`https://dash.yourdomain.com/api/auth/discord/callback`

The redirect URI must exactly match what you set in the Discord application’s OAuth2 settings.

Optional: Cfx.re OAuth

Already filled in by the install script with sane defaults:

Variable	Default
`CFX_FORUM_URL`	`https://forum.cfx.re`
`CFX_APP_NAME`	`Nexora Dashboard`
`CFX_REDIRECT_URI`	`https://yourdomain.com/api/auth/cfx/callback`

After editing

sudo systemctl restart nexora-dashboard
sudo journalctl -u nexora-dashboard -f

Watch the log to make sure it boots without errors.

Security

Lock .env so other users can’t read it:

chmod 600 /home/fivem/.env

Never commit .env to git. The repo’s .gitignore already excludes it.

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