Python Tutorial: Securely Manage Passwords and API Keys with DotEnv

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@@ExploitGodzdepends on a number of factors. Do you already know the general programming concepts and even another language? How often do you use python, how complex are you getting when using the language? Overall it just takes time, you’ll get good eventually 😊.

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[@chiroyce]

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[@Jelvix]

Managing passwords and API keys securely is crucial, and DotEnv seems like the perfect solution. Thanks for breaking it down step by step - we are sure it will be useful for many users!

[@blakenall5004]

Never clicked a video faster, love the tutorials Corey! I'm assuming dotenv is not recommended for production?

[@coreyms]

It all depends on the specifics of your production environment. If you're operating on a dedicated server for a specific application, you can directly set the environment variables there. Similarly, if you're using containerization solutions like Docker, environment variables can be defined within your Docker configurations. Platforms like AWS and Azure provide their own methods for secure environment management. The short answer is: 'It depends.' I've personally used DotEnv for smaller or personal projects without any issues, and it's exceptionally useful for local development. However, it is true that there are more secure and scalable options available for more complex systems. It all depends on your needs.

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I already knew about .env and stuff, but I still watched this video because I started learning Python from you and I was expecting something new to learn from this video, that's where I found variable expansion. I was already aware of variable expansion concepts, but I didn't know that it can be used in .env file. I'll always be thankful to you, because I started learning from this channel and today I'm a Software Engineer.

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Waiting for future tutorials, that you promised in this video - liked that part most of all. Variable expansion was very new to me. Please do more videos. You are one of the best! Thank you!

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You are not the only one to get this error. I spent entire night trying to figure out what was going wrong, until I even printed out the environment variables...😮‍💨

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I use the standard module configparser for this purpose; it does practically the same without having to install additional dependencies.

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[@jpf504]

Great video as always!! I was just wondering, how is this different from using a Consts py file for example to define some variables like an API_KEY and just import the variables? Is it possible to share something like an API key on git in a way that it can be used by python but not directly accessed by other programmers?!

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