environment-secrets

Managing environment variables and API keys across development, production, and shared environments involves viewing, setting, and deleting configuration data. You can inspect existing variables and securely request sensitive tokens from users during deployment.

Securely collecting API keys and tokens requires prompting users directly for sensitive information. This approach prevents hardcoding secrets into configuration files, ensuring sensitive data is retrieved safely and managed across environments.

Viewing and updating non-sensitive configuration data is fully supported for application deployment. You can inspect existing environment variables across shared, development, and production environments, and define or update non-sensitive values as needed.

This approach separates sensitive secrets from standard environment variables by handling them differently. Non-sensitive variables are set directly, while sensitive secrets like API keys are securely requested from the user through dedicated introspection and collection functions.

Checking if necessary API keys are set before deployment involves listing existing environment variables. If any required API keys or tokens are missing, you can then securely prompt the user to provide the missing sensitive information.