Best practices for handling user-provided secrets in CLI tools. Use when: (1) building CLI tools that accept API keys, tokens, or passwords from users, (2) reviewing secret-handling code for security issues, (3) choosing between input methods (env vars, stdin, keychains, config files), (4) implement
Best practices for handling user-provided secrets in CLI tools. Use when: (1) building CLI tools that accept API keys, tokens, or passwords from users, (2) reviewing secret-handling code for security issues, (3) choosing between input methods (env vars, stdin, keychains, config files), (4) implementing credential storage or retrieval. Covers the security hierarchy of input methods, credential stor
This entry publishes no npm package, so Forge has no dependency tree for it. That is a gap in coverage — not a statement that it has no dependencies.