<?php

use Illuminate\Support\Str;

return [
    /**
     * You're probably wondering what the functional difference between these two variables is...
     * - client_login_attempts - Serves to block excessive attempts which may be a part of a bruteforce or dictionary / email table attack.
     * - account_login_attempts - Serves to block excessive attempts against an individual account where an attack may be more targetted.
     */
    'client_login_attempts' => env('CLIENT_LOGIN_ATTEMPTS', 5),
    'account_login_attempts' => env('ACCOUNT_LOGIN_ATTEMPTS', 10),
    'account_lockout_time' => env('ACCOUNT_LOCKOUT_TIME', 5),
    /**
     * Block of information specific for GSL.
     */
    'gsl_asn' => env('GSL_ASN', null),

    /**
     * RaDB information
     */
    'radb_username' => env('RADB_USERNAME', ' '),
    'radb_password' => env('RADB_PASSWORD', ' '),
    'radb_endpoint' => env('RADB_ENDPOINT', 'https://api.radb.net/api'),
    'radb_crypt' => env('RADB_CRYPT', ' '),
    'radb_mail_from' => env('RADB_MAILFROM', ' '),

    /**
     * APNIC information
     */

     /**
      * Database seeding constants so we're not doing lookups constantly.
      */

      'group_admin_id' => env('GROUP_ADMIN_ID', 1),
      'group_organisation_manager_id' => env('GROUP_ORGANISATION_MANAGER_ID', 2),
      'group_organisation_user_id' => env('GROUP_ORGANISATION_USER_ID', 3),
      'group_user_id' => env('GROUP_USER_ID', 4),
      'group_manager_id' => env('GROUP_MANAGER_ID', 5),

      'development_email_direct' => env('DEVELOPMENT_EMAIL_REDIRECT', ''),
];