.env.example

# DO NOT DEFINE PRODUCTION SECRETS IN THIS FILE NOR IN ANY OTHER COMMITTED FILES.
#
# Create a .env file using this file as a template.
# Define all your variables for local development as described below.
#
# - Use environment variables with prefix "AWS_" to give access to your test AWS account.
# - Use environment variables with prefix "INPUT_" to simulate GitHub Actions input.
#   Each maps to an action.yml input: INPUT_<NAME>, upper-cased.
# - Use the GITHUB_REPOSITORY environment variable to provide the GitHub repository
#   and its owner as context for the script. Use the format "owner/repo".

# --- AWS credentials (test account) ---
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=
AWS_REGION=

# --- GitHub context ---
GITHUB_REPOSITORY=

# --- Action inputs (mirror of action.yml) ---

# Required in every mode.
INPUT_MODE=
INPUT_GITHUB-TOKEN=

# Required for 'start' mode.
INPUT_EC2-INSTANCE-TYPE=
INPUT_SUBNET-ID=
INPUT_SECURITY-GROUP-ID=
# Provide an explicit AMI id...
INPUT_EC2-IMAGE-ID=
# ...or a stringified JSON array of filters to look one up, optionally scoped by owner.
INPUT_EC2-IMAGE-FILTERS=
INPUT_EC2-IMAGE-OWNER=

# Required for 'stop' mode.
INPUT_LABEL=
INPUT_EC2-INSTANCE-ID=

# Optional.
INPUT_EIP-ALLOCATION-ID=
INPUT_IAM-ROLE-NAME=
INPUT_RUNNER-VERSION=
INPUT_ENCRYPT-EBS=
INPUT_HTTP-TOKENS=
INPUT_DEBUG=
# Stringified JSON array of AWS Tag objects. Must be valid JSON when set
# (config.js parses it unconditionally); use [] for "no tags" locally.
INPUT_AWS-RESOURCE-TAGS=[]