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# Configuration
## Setting up your configuration
You can specify **Jet Bridge** configuration through one of the following methods:\
command-line arguments, config files, or environment variables. Here are examples:
### Method 1. Command-line arguments
{% hint style="info" %}
Warning: The argument's name should be lowercase. Other methods are case-insensitive
{% endhint %}
```bash
jet_bridge --database_engine=postgresql \
--database_host=localhost \
--database_port=5432 \
--database_user=user \
--database_password=password \
--database_name=mydb
```
### Method 2. Config file
{% code title="jet.ini" %}
```
[JET]
DATABASE_ENGINE=postgresql
DATABASE_HOST=localhost
DATABASE_PORT=5432
DATABASE_NAME=mydb
DATABASE_USER=user
DATABASE_PASSWORD=password
```
{% endcode %}
### Method 3. Environment variables
```bash
DATABASE_ENGINE=postgresql \
DATABASE_HOST=localhost \
DATABASE_PORT=5432 \
DATABASE_NAME=mydb \
DATABASE_USER=user \
DATABASE_PASSWORD=password \
jet_bridge
```
### Method 4. settings.py (Django package)
```python
# For Django package database settings are taken from
# DATABASES['default'] setting so you don't need to specify it.
JET_JWT_VERIFY_KEY='YOUR_CUSTOM_JWT_VERIFY_KEY'
```
## All available settings
### Required settings
| **Name** | Description |
| ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **DATABASE\_ENGINE** | Database engine, one of:
postgresql
mysql
oracle
mssql+pyodbc
sqlite
none
|
| **DATABASE\_HOST** | Database host |
| **DATABASE\_PORT** | Database port |
| **DATABASE\_USER** | Database user |
| **DATABASE\_PASSWORD** | Database password |
| **DATABASE\_NAME** | Database name or path (SQLite) |
### Optional settings
| Name | Default | Description |
| ------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **ADDRESS** (optional) | 0.0.0.0 | Jet Bridge address |
| **PORT** (optional) | 8888 | Jet Bridge port |
| **SSL\_CERT** (optional) | -- none -- | File path to SSL certificate |
| **SSL\_KEY** (optional) | -- none -- | File path to SSL private key |
| **CONFIG** (optional) | /etc/jet.conf | Path to config file |
| **DEBUG** (optional) | false | Run in debug mode |
| **READ\_ONLY** (optional) | false | Data read only |
| **BASE\_URL** (optional) | | Jet Bridge base URL |
| **WEB\_BASE\_URL** (optional) | | Jet Admin frontend application base URL |
| **API\_BASE\_URL** (optional) | | Jet Admin API base URL |
| **MEDIA\_STORAGE** (optional) | default | Media storage type |
| **MEDIA\_ROOT** (optional) | media | Media root |
| **MEDIA\_BASE\_URL** (optional) | -- none -- | Media base URL |
| **COOKIE\_SAMESITE** (optional) | None | Cookie Samesite attribute |
| **COOKIE\_SECURE** (optional) | true | Is host with HTTPS |
| **COOKIE\_DOMAIN** (optional) | -- none -- | Cookie domain |
| **COOKIE\_COMPRESS** (optional) | false | GZIP cookies that may be large in size |
| **THREADS** (optional) | number of CPUs | Number of threads Jet Bridge will create to serve requests |
| **CORS\_HEADERS** (optional) | true | Specifies if Jet Bridge should automatically add CORS headers or want to add them on your own |
| **JWT\_VERIFY\_KEY** (optional) | See [Validate JWT Token](/user-guide/integrations/rest-api/jet-requests-auth.md#validate-jwt-token) | JWT public key to verify user requests |
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