Step 5: Set Environment in .env File

Updated on November 5, 2025

After extracting the SDK, you will find a .env file inside the root directory. Open it and set the environment based on your use case:

PASSWORD=<Provided Password>
# Available values: development | production
ENVIRONMENT=development

Use prod for live deployments

Use development for testing and staging environments

Make sure to restart the SDK service after modifying the .env file to apply changes. Note that the SDK runs on port 3000 by default and this port cannot be modified..

API Swagger Documentation (Post-Setup)

After running the SDK successfully, the API documentation will be accessible via Swagger UI at:

🔗 **http://localhost:3000/documentation**

This interface provides:

  • A complete list of all available SDK endpoints
  • Request/response structure with live testing support
  • Easy debugging and exploration for developers

If you’re running the SDK on a remote server, replace localhost with the appropriate server IP or domain.