Sadly, this advice is useless right now, because, this is a client-side application, in this case, we can't hide the API key, but, with time, you will get to know node.js and start working on the server-side.
Don't get confused.
This was a trap! it will make you remember that :warning: warning when the time comes!
Hi,
As mentioned in #11 .. Never expose your SECRETS (
CLIENT ID \ API KEY) to the open.You have done this by including it to your readme, also in: https://github.com/FACG5/Later-team/blob/aaf09e86bb9ef670f8be49789e2e8d704cffb617/puplic/js/dom.js#L14
Sadly, this advice is useless right now, because, this is a client-side application, in this case, we can't hide the API key, but, with time, you will get to know
node.jsand start working on the server-side.Don't get confused. This was a trap! it will make you remember that :warning: warning when the time comes!