Open kangkyu opened 7 years ago
Does anyone need the API key for TMDb?
don't we? it's in your code, as ENV
and you need yours if run it locally for development
I meant I can provide my API key if people don't want to sign up for a new one
But still, it's public repo so we better not include your own API key to readme or in the code. Still we need some instruction how to develop and have value on ENV['TMDB_API_KEY']
I think...
API keys are usually stored on some env manager. Each developer usually has his own set of keys then the keys are loaded using env manager. I usually use Figaro in Rails, then my keys and other data I don't want committed to the repo are stored in config/application.yml
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But still, it's public repo so we better not include your own API key to readme or in the code. Still we need some instruction how to develop and have value on ENV['TMDB_API_KEY'] I think...
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yes that's better, then you can do that in your commit of this PR #14 ✨
I'm going to do some research first on how to integrate Figaro into Sinatra. It shouldn't be too bad.
Did you close this issue because we're not implementing this any more @btmash ? Come to our slack chat https://laruby.slack.com/messages/eastside_study_group/
@thomasjinlo @server-monitor now I see there's open issue https://github.com/LARailsLearners/box-office/issues/11 and we better add dotenv (or figaro) as a separate PR. Anyways we can finish this issue first without it
I did a little research last night and it seems dotenv is easier to integrate with Sinatra than Figaro so we'll go with dotenv if there are no objectsions
open
localhost:4567/tt0078346
then the page says "Superman"