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I would like to avoid having secrets hard coded into my Node.JS application like this:
app.use(cookieParser('SECRETSECRETSECRET1!!!'));
How can I secrets in Node.JS?
Keep them in your .env file.
Then you can use packages like dotenv to load them into your js code
Update
As mentioned #Wyck, you should add .env to your .gitignore, since you don't want to make your env variables to be visible in your public/private repo
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I am making a fork of https://github.com/amethystnetwork-dev/Incognito, and I want to host it on github. can anyone help me with this? Whenever I open the page it just goes to the readme file...
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I'm setting up my computer to use Amazon's credential helper for Docker. There a step in which I should add stuff to ~/.aws/credentials, but I don't even have an idea how to create that .aws file or what it means to have a . right at the beginning.
just use the command mkdir .aws to create the .aws directory.
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How do I secure secrets in the Vue for production environments? https://cli.vuejs.org/guide/mode-and-env.html is not secure as a solution. In production I am using NGINX and Node.js serving inside an ECS Docker container.
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I am currently making a blogging site in python and django and for blog editing a saw many text editing plugins for django like ckeditor but the one. I liked is Editor.js
Can anyone tell me how to can I put the editor.js in Django the safest method possible?
Try the plugin to use Editor.js in the django admin area.
django-editorjs
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I am pretty new to node/express. In the past I've used Django and apache. Recently I developed an express app and it works great when I manually run it and test it. I've done research on how to keep a node app with mongo db up and running after logging out of the linux server and there seems to be a lot of different answers. Is there a single ideal agreed upon way of doing it?
You can use tools like pm2 to keep node process running