Configs aren't truly shareable until the apiKey is removed from config and into some other file.
On first load of the file, it should check for a apiKey.json in its current directory. If it finds one, check it has a value, if it doesn't have a value, display an error. If it doesn't find one, write out an apiKey.json in the current directory with an empty "" ready for the user to fill out.
GrandyB
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4 years ago
Configs aren't truly shareable until the apiKey is removed from config and into some other file.
On first load of the file, it should check for a
apiKey.jsonin its current directory. If it finds one, check it has a value, if it doesn't have a value, display an error. If it doesn't find one, write out anapiKey.jsonin the current directory with an empty""ready for the user to fill out.