Closed cbetta closed 8 years ago
@leggetter would love a :+1: if you think this is useful
Just wondering if there are any security concerns about this? We are storing the credentials in plain text anyway, so probably no additional concerns with this?
If that's the case, a +1 from me as I can defer how it's handy during development.
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@leggetter both rubygems and npm store their credentials in plain text and even through it's not ideal there's not much we can do. The general consensus is that if you're system is compromised you have bigger issues.
:+1: to merge
Closes #63
I was getting tired of looking up my API credentials on the dashboard or by
cat
-ing my.nexmorc
file, so I just added a simple way to inspect my credentials as follows:Besides me scratching an itch here it is also useful for those of us using the
nexmo-cli
with local credentials (a local.nexmorc
file). It allows you to quickly confirm what credentials you are using.