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means that we have to store the actual password (same that controls billing, etc.) in the source code/environment variables/etc. I consider that a terrible practice. Could we have dashbordAuth object using just some tokens instead?
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Using dashboardAuth in your API like so:
var dashboardAuth = {
accountId : "accountId",
userName : "userName",
password : "password",
subaccountId : "subaccountId"
};
means that we have to store the actual password (same that controls billing, etc.) in the source code/environment variables/etc. I consider that a terrible practice. Could we have dashbordAuth object using just some tokens instead?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: