config.yaml

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# Encryption Server

# Using YAML's "yes" and "no" keywords for booleans would be preferred because
# it sounds more natural, however, the JS-YAML module for Node.js does not
# support these keywords unless they are cast as boolean, which looks clumsy.
# Therefore we are using JS-YAML's keywords of "true" (yes) and "false" (no).

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# The host address for the encryption server.
# encryption_server_host: string
encryption_server_host: "127.0.0.1"

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# The port for the encryption server.
# encryption_server_port: integer
encryption_server_port: 10000

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# The keys for encrypting and decrypting data.
# encryption_keys: array of objects
#                    {
#                    name: string, the name of the key
#                    key: string, the symmetric encryption key
#                    }
encryption_keys:
  - name: "example_key"
    key: "ec6a21946fd0e3a97cfcc91664f8837b27159c73b5bf217e8e74688cf3404910"
  - name: "another_example_key"
    key: "f52b44624f38eebf2ec4368007aadb64110009501d20e9f60fc5ebc1c1028967"

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