Right now, in the README setup for the project, it assumes that you are creating a closed source project because it asks you to save your key secrets and stuff to the project.
I would rather have it be open-source-first and simply compatible with closed source.
So, using environment variables from Docker to compile the project, for example.
To do this, I recommend going through the README, finding places where private data would be exposed in the instructions, and refactoring the project to having it work better with open source projects. Then, edit the README docs for the refactor.
Right now, in the README setup for the project, it assumes that you are creating a closed source project because it asks you to save your key secrets and stuff to the project.
I would rather have it be open-source-first and simply compatible with closed source.
So, using environment variables from Docker to compile the project, for example.
To do this, I recommend going through the README, finding places where private data would be exposed in the instructions, and refactoring the project to having it work better with open source projects. Then, edit the README docs for the refactor.