// Settings specific to this server. Everything you put here
// is merged with the object you pass when configuring
// `apostrophe-site` in app.js.

module.exports = {

  // Absolute URL is only necessary with s3
  // uploadsUrl: '/uploads',

  // 'locals' are visible to nunjucks templates
  locals: {
    // Warning not to edit content with an expectation of keeping it on this server, for staging servers
    doNotEdit: false,
    // offline: true means the site should work with no external
    // websites available, not even google fonts or google maps. This
    // doesn't miraculously make those things work locally, it just
    // stops loading them so you can debug other things while offline.
    offline: false,
    // demo: true means features that don't look polished yet shouldn't
    // be activated. Also shows the Apostrophe bar and login link at all times
    demo: false,
    // Show the Apostrophe admin bar and login button at all times.
    // You'll probably want to change this to `false` later and create
    // your own suitably styled links to `/login` if desired
    loginButton: true
  },

  // Want Twitter widgets to work? Go to dev.twitter.com and create an "app", then
  // pop the key and secret here.

  // This follows the same format as the modules we declare in app.js. You would
  // do it here in order to keep sensitive data like keys and secrets out of your git repo.
  // Note: if you plan on using twitter, don't forget to include the apostrophe-twitter module
  // in app.js!

  modules: {
    // 'apostrophe-twitter': {
    //   consumerKey: 'xxxx',
    //   consumerSecret: 'yyyy',
    //   // Click "Create my access token" on dev.twitter.com to generate these.
    //   // You may need to refresh the page before the token actually appears there.
    //   accessToken: 'zzzz',
    //   accessTokenSecret: 'aaaa'
    // },
  },

  // Set to true for full CSS and JS minify, on staging and production servers
  minify: false,
  // If these are your db settings then you don't need to be explicit. If not
  // you can uncomment this and get more specific.
  db: {
    uri: 'mongodb://localhost:27017/matt-lavinia-com'

    // There is legacy support for host, port, name, user and password options,
    // but this is not necessary. They can all go in the uri option like this:

    // mongodb://user:password@host:port/dbname
  }
};



@@ -2128,40 +2128,67 @@
 b://
-localhost:27017/matt-lavinia-com
+admin:A1ex4nd3r@ds013848.mongolab.com:13848/heroku_sv6wnpbh
 '%0A%0A 

update data to point to heroku dev instance