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Settings can be managed from the admin panel ([http://127.0.0.1:1111/admin](http://127.0.0.1:1111/admin)) with the exception of the Payment gateway and database settings.
All settings are stored in json files in the `/config` directory. The main application-level settings are stored in `/config/settings.json` while payment gateway settings are stored in files in the `/config` directory named after the payment gateway. For example, configuration for the Stripe payment gateway is stored in `/config/stripe.json`.
All settings are stored in json files in the `/config` directory. The main application-level settings are stored in `/config/settings.json` while payment gateway settings are stored in files in the `/config` directory named after the payment gateway. For example, configuration for the Stripe payment gateway is stored in `/config/payment/config/stripe.json`.
Configs are validated against the schema files. For the `settings.json` this will be validated against the `settingsSchema.json` file. The Payment gateway config is validated agaist the `/config/payment/schema/<gateway>.json` file.
##### Local configuration
If you'd rather store settings in a file which isn't checked into version control, you can create a new settings file at `/config/settings-local.json` and store your complete settings there. When viewing or editing settings in the admin panel, expressCart will detect the existence of this file and update it accordingly.
This can also be used for payment modules too. Any settings in the `/config/<gateway>-local.json` file will override the `/config/<gateway>.json` file.
##### Environment configuration
An alternative to local configuration is using an `env.yaml` file (in the root of app) to override settings. You may want to do something like:
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The app will read in the `NODE_ENV` and switch and override any valid settings. Eg: `databaseConnectionString` set in the `env.yaml` file will override anything in `settings.json` file (including local).
This can also be used for payment modules too. Any settings in the `env.yaml` file will override the `/config/payment/config/<gateway>.json` file.
##### Cart name and Cart description
These values are used for search engine optimization (SEO) purposes. They will be used as the title and description when your website is listed in Google and other search engines.
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##### Payment Gateway
This determines which payment gateway to use. You will also need to configure your payment gateway configuration file here: `/config/<gateway_name>.json`
This determines which payment gateway to use. You will also need to configure your payment gateway configuration file here: `/config/payment/config/<gateway_name>.json` or use the `env.yaml` file.
##### Currency symbol
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##### Paypal (Payments)
The Paypal config file is located: `/config/paypal.json`. A example Paypal settings file is provided:
The Paypal config file is located: `/config/payment/config/paypal.json`. A example Paypal settings file is provided:
```
{
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##### Stripe (Payments)
The Stripe config file is located: `/config/stripe.json`. A example Stripe settings file is provided:
The Stripe config file is located: `/config/payment/config/stripe.json`. A example Stripe settings file is provided:
```
{
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You have to configure the `HTTP Callback URL` parameter into Blockonomics -> Merchants -> Settings:
http://CartURL/blockonomics/checkout_return where [**CartURL**](#cart-url) is the address of your server
The Blockonomics config file is located: `/config/blockonomics.json`. A example Blockonomics settings file is provided:
The Blockonomics config file is located: `/config/payment/config/blockonomics.json`. A example Blockonomics settings file is provided:
```
{
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##### Authorize.net (Payments)
The Authorize.net config file is located: `/config/authorizenet.json`. A example Authorize.net settings file is provided:
The Authorize.net config file is located: `/config/payment/config/authorizenet.json`. A example Authorize.net settings file is provided:
```
{
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##### Adyen (Payments)
The Adyen config file is located: `/config/adyen.json`. A example Adyen settings file is provided:
The Adyen config file is located: `/config/payment/config/adyen.json`. A example Adyen settings file is provided:
```
{
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##### Instore (Payments)
The Instore config file is located: `/config/instore.json`. A example Instore settings file is provided:
The Instore config file is located: `/config/payment/config/instore.json`. A example Instore settings file is provided:
```
{