Configuration Guide

This guide explains how to configure Goction to suit your needs.

Configuration File Location

The Goction configuration file is located at:

/etc/goction/config.json

Configuration Options

Here's an example of a typical Goction configuration file:

{
  "goctions_dir": "/etc/goction/goctions",
  "port": 8080,
  "log_file": "/var/log/goction/goction.log",
  "api_token": "your-secret-api-token",
  "stats_file": "/var/log/goction/goction_stats.json",
  "dashboard_username": "admin",
  "dashboard_password": "your-dashboard-password"
}

Let's break down each option:

goctions_dir: The directory where your goctions are stored.
port: The port number for the HTTP API and dashboard.
log_file: The location of the Goction log file.
api_token: The secret token used for API authentication.
stats_file: The location of the file storing goction execution statistics.
dashboard_username: The username for accessing the web dashboard.
dashboard_password: The password for accessing the web dashboard.

Modifying the Configuration

To modify the configuration:

Open the configuration file in a text editor:
```
sudo nano /etc/goction/config.json
```
Make your changes and save the file.
Restart the Goction service for the changes to take effect:
```
sudo systemctl restart goction
```

Viewing Current Configuration

You can view the current configuration using the following command:

goction config view

Resetting the Configuration

To reset the configuration to default values:

goction config reset

Remember to restart the Goction service after resetting the configuration.

Security Considerations

Keep your api_token secret and change it regularly.
Use strong passwords for the dashboard access.
Consider using environment variables for sensitive information in production environments.

For more information on using Goction, please refer to the Usage Guide.