Configuration
Configuration guide for FNE Client for your environment
Once FNE Client is installed, you need to configure it for your environment. Configuration can be done via environment variables or a configuration file.
Environment Variables
Main Variables
Optional Variables
Configuration File
Laravel
The config/fne.php file is published during installation:
Symfony
For Symfony, configuration is done in config/packages/fne.yaml:
Native PHP
For native PHP, create a fne.php file at the root:
Custom Mapping Configuration
Custom mapping allows you to transform your ERP data structures to FNE format. See the ERP → FNE Mapping section for more details.
Cache Configuration
Laravel
Cache automatically uses the Laravel cache system:
Symfony
For Symfony, you can use the Symfony cache:
Native PHP
For native PHP, an in-memory cache is used by default. You can implement your own cache by implementing CacheInterface.
Logging Configuration
Laravel
Logging automatically uses the Laravel logging system:
Symfony
For Symfony, use Monolog:
Native PHP
For native PHP, you can implement your own logger by implementing LoggerInterface.
Configuration Verification
Laravel
Symfony
Next Steps
Once configuration is complete:
- Quick Start - Create your first certified invoice
- Guides - Learn how to use the different features