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As far as I can tell the only place the API key comes from is the file generated by the configure command. Is this true? If there is an environment variable we can use already I cannot find it documented anywhere.
Desired Outcome
Ideally the SpinupWP CLI would also support looking for the API key from an environment variable, not just the config.json file. This would enable us to not need to store the API key on our filesystems at all. This has numerous potential security benefits to it.
For example, 1Password shell plugins generally function by dynamically filling environment variables from vault items. I would rather make a 1Password shell plugin for SpinupWP than have my API key just sitting in a plaintext file on my filesystem. But in order to do this, as far as I understand it, the CLI needs to have an environment variable option for providing the API key.
Related
1Password Shell Plugins (once there is an environment variable I can test it, then write the plugin myself and submit it to 1Password)
Acceptance Criteria
API key would be checked for not only in the config.json file, but also from an environment variable.
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Current Outcome
As far as I can tell the only place the API key comes from is the file generated by the
configure
command. Is this true? If there is an environment variable we can use already I cannot find it documented anywhere.Desired Outcome
Ideally the SpinupWP CLI would also support looking for the API key from an environment variable, not just the
config.json
file. This would enable us to not need to store the API key on our filesystems at all. This has numerous potential security benefits to it.For example, 1Password shell plugins generally function by dynamically filling environment variables from vault items. I would rather make a 1Password shell plugin for SpinupWP than have my API key just sitting in a plaintext file on my filesystem. But in order to do this, as far as I understand it, the CLI needs to have an environment variable option for providing the API key.
Related
Acceptance Criteria
config.json
file, but also from an environment variable.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: