
Is it safe to save an API endpoint or authentication token that's required for communication by dart cloud function file inside the file using variable?
I'll appreciate a better and secure say to do so if answer was no

For the endpoint it's okay. For the API key if you'll put it as plain text it's not bad as the it's inside a file that is in a secure location
But it's recommend to use environment variables. You can set those in the function settings page

The reason for that is that environment variables are stored encrypted inside the database.

Env variable was also what I saw on the net, but how do I do that please, haven't gotten any descriptive way, since am about using dart cloud function for the first time

I see


I'll check how to, I appreciate you dearly @Binyamin for coming through

These are the two places which you can add environment variables

wow, I just understood after watching for more than one time.
Nice, this is great job done by appwrite team.
I appreciate you @Binyamin
I guess you're one of the moderators?

I guess you're one of the moderators? No,

Okay, nice job, I appreciate your tireless efforts and help

I was able to create env variables like breeze ✌️

[SOLVED] Where to store function keys/tokens?
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