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The way Nuxt handles environment variables is weird. Document this to help others from not falling into its pitfalls.
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# Configuration
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## Quoting
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Environment variables are parsed using [destr](https://github.com/unjs/destr) which contain arbitrary unspecified and undocumented rules for converting strings to data. If an environment input looks like JSON it'll most likely be parsed as JSON and my cause a type missmatch error to be reported. To avoid strings being converted into other unintended values put the value into `"` marks. Depending on your configuration environment you may have to double up the quotation marks and/or use escapes.
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## Environment Variables
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### NUXT_SESSION_ROTATES_TIMEOUT
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Time in seconds before a session need to be rotated over into a new session. When an endpoint using a session is hit after the session rotates timeout but before the session is discarded a new session is created as the successor with a new rotates and discard timeout. The old session then marked to expire in 10 seconds any requests using the old session will result in a 403 Forbidden with the message the session has been taken after the expiry.
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### NUXT_SESSION_DISCARD_TIMEOUT
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Time in seconds before a session is deleted from the client and server, resulting in the user having to authenticate again if the session wasn't rotated over into a new session before this timeout.
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This should be several times greater that `NUXT_SESSION_ROTATES_TIMEOUT`.
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