// This is a reference for how conf.priv.js should look. // // Copy this file to a new file named "conf.priv.js" and update // the API keys as needed. // // WARNING: Don't `git commit` your actual "conf.priv.js" file if you // add real API keys to it! Malicious parties frequently scan GitHub for // these keys and use them for bad stuff. The "conf.priv.js" file is already // ignored by .gitignore, but just be safe. // These are private API keys which are required for certain search completions. // You can obtain them all for free at the supplied links. var keys = { crunchbase: "", // https://about.crunchbase.com/crunchbase-basic-access/ google_cs: "", // https://developers.google.com/custom-search/json-api/v1/overview?hl=en_US google_yt: "", // https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/ wolframalpha: "", // https://products.wolframalpha.com/api/ // Note: // The Domainr API is configured for High-Volume usage, not Mashape. // You will need to modify the code in completions.js to work with the Mashape API if desired. // Open an issue if you can't figure this out and I'd be happy to help. domainr: "", // https://domainr.build/docs/overview#section-try-it-for-free //*** Google Custom Search Engines ***// // Can be created at https://cse.google.com/cse // Simply create a separate Custom Search Engine for each of the following entries, // pasting the provided URL string in the "Sites to Search" field. // Then, after creation, go to the control panel for the new Search Engine and copy the // Search Engine ID (cx) into the appropriate configuration variable below: google_cx_ex: "", // hexdocs.pm/*/master/*.html google_cx_af: "", // bbs.archlinux.org/* google_cx_al: "", // www.archlinux.org/packages/*/x86_64/* google_cx_no: "", // nodejs.org/dist/latest-v9.x/docs/api/* google_cx_cs: "", // chrome.google.com/webstore/* }; // You can place any additional private/sensitive variables here and they will // be included before the rest of your configuration scripts. // Running `gulp build` will generate the final configuration by concatenating // this file with your main configuration files.