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I want to use an API for one of the projects on which I am working. What's the good practice/way to store the credentials required for the API? For example, I don't want to later push the project into git with those details still accessible.

Note: I am new to Python and I want to understand what would be good practice.

Another question: Is there an easy way to help user replace my API credentials with his set of credentials?

I want to use an API for one of the projects on which I am working. What's the good practice/way to store the credentials required for the API? For example, I don't want to later push the project into git with those details still accessible.

Note: I am new to Python and I want to understand what would be good practice.

I want to use an API for one of the projects on which I am working. What's the good practice/way to store the credentials required for the API? For example, I don't want to later push the project into git with those details still accessible.

Note: I am new to Python and I want to understand what would be good practice.

Another question: Is there an easy way to help user replace my API credentials with his set of credentials?

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mantrarush
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Safe way to store credentials for an application

I want to use an API for one of the projects on which I am working. What's the good practice/way to store the credentials required for the API? For example, I don't want to later push the project into git with those details still accessible.

Note: I am new to Python and I want to understand what would be good practice.