Open w3bdesign opened 5 years ago
Just a friendly tip, in react-ecommerce/src/firebase/firebase.utils.js your API key is visible publicly.
I highly recommend you look into storing the api key somewhere not publicly available. For example, look at https://thatweirddeveloper.com/how-to-switch-firebase-project-using-dotenv
Essentially you should store the API key in a .env file and get access to the information as a constant. Remember to make sure that the .env file is in your .gitignore file!
@PeterEfland https://create-react-app.dev/docs/adding-custom-environment-variables/
w3bdesign
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4 years ago
Just a friendly tip, in react-ecommerce/src/firebase/firebase.utils.js your API key is visible publicly.
I highly recommend you look into storing the api key somewhere not publicly available. For example, look at https://thatweirddeveloper.com/how-to-switch-firebase-project-using-dotenv
Essentially you should store the API key in a .env file and get access to the information as a constant. Remember to make sure that the .env file is in your .gitignore file!