Some processors, such as those that consume external paid services, may need to know secret parameters, such as API keys or login credentials. However, those should not be committed, nor published. This may be a problem if the application saves the input in the payload (this might be done automatically, actually, in the future).
We need a solution to make the code aware of those parameters, while keeping them safe. It could be environmental variables, a special kind of "secret parameters" or something else. What is important, is to preserve the privacy even if the application is made public.
Some processors, such as those that consume external paid services, may need to know secret parameters, such as API keys or login credentials. However, those should not be committed, nor published. This may be a problem if the application saves the input in the payload (this might be done automatically, actually, in the future).
We need a solution to make the code aware of those parameters, while keeping them safe. It could be environmental variables, a special kind of "secret parameters" or something else. What is important, is to preserve the privacy even if the application is made public.