[BUG-FIX] Fix code scanning alert - Hard-coded credentials about memories

[atharvarekhawar]

One more doubt is that should I create a new branch in my fork or directly commit into main branch and what message should my commit contain after changes

[atharvarekhawar]

Your setup doc is not present

[atharvarekhawar]

I am new to open source contribution and want to start it with your issue , can you describe in detail the contribution process

[warmachine028]

Your setup doc is not present

I have added the setup Guidelines

[warmachine028]

I am new to open source contribution and want to start it with your issue , can you describe in detail the contribution process

Hi there,
Please read the Issue Description and let me know which part is confusing you, I will assist you to solve it.

[atharvarekhawar]

What I have understood from the above description is that the key is used as hard-coded text and I have to use an environment variable to hide the key, if mistaken please correct me.

[warmachine028]

Correct. You just have to replace the key using environment variable in the file and .env.example. If you are willing to do it, I can assign you this issue.

[atharvarekhawar]

sure I will do it, you can assign it to me and I have a doubt about a line in setup.md which is ->

Reset the index of the array from const API = axios.create({ baseURL: apiURL[1] }) to ...apiURL[0]... to reuse the deployed server

[atharvarekhawar]

I was checking the folder structure and noticed .env.example file, do you want me to create a .env file replacing it ?

[warmachine028]

sure I will do it, you can assign it to me and I have a doubt about a line in setup.md which is ->

Reset the index of the array from const API = axios.create({ baseURL: apiURL[1] }) to ...apiURL[0]... to reuse the deployed server

Okay so this line indicates that:

• 0th item in the apiURL array is the deployed server
• 1st item is the Local server

If you have made changes in the server files and want to check if it is working fine, you might want to change 0 to 1

But you need to reset it to 0 again before you push your changes

[warmachine028]

I was checking the folder structure and noticed .env.example file, do you want me to create a .env file replacing it ?

• Yes the .env file and .env.local files are untracked by Git.
• You might create it, but you might not be able to push it in the repository
• You can just make the changes in .env.example like the other variables present there.

[warmachine028]

One more doubt is that should I create a new branch in my fork or directly commit into main branch and what message should my commit contain after changes

• As this is a minor change, creating a branch is upto you
• The commit message can be something like fix: Added fixes for #37

[atharvarekhawar]

I have changed the required code, please tell me if there is any procedure for creating a PR