St.secrets has no attribute "XXX". Did you forget to add it to secrets.toml or the app settings on Streamlit Cloud?

[ntvhazel]

Hi guys,

I’m new to this community. As I’m deploying my app on Streamlit Cloud, even though I have edit my secret as below:

And in the source code I call out the key “type” in secrets like this:
api_key = {
“type”: st.secrets[“type”],
“project_id”: st.secrets[“project_id”],
“private_key_id”:st.secrets[“private_key_id”],
“private_key”:st.secrets[“private_key”],
“client_email”:st.secrets[“client_email”],
“client_id”:st.secrets[“client_id”],
“auth_uri”:st.secrets[“auth_uri”],
“token_uri”:st.secrets[“token_uri”],
“auth_provider_x509_cert_url”:st.secrets[“auth_provider_x509_cert_url”],
“client_x509_cert_url”:st.secrets[“client_x509_cert_url”],
“universe_domain”:st.secrets[“universe_domain”]
}
But the app say there’s an error “st.secrets has no attribute “type”. Did you forget to add it to secrets.toml or the app settings on Streamlit Cloud?”

How do I fix this problem.

Thank you

[Franky1]

Do the other secrets work? If so, I would replace “type” with another word, since that is a keyword in Python.

[ntvhazel]

Yes, I have tried with universe_domain and still got the same error

[Franky1]

st.secrets['gcp_service_account']['type']

…should work?

[ntvhazel]

Ah, there is such error because perhaps the syntax that I used to call them as:
“type”: st.secrets[“type”],
“project_id”: st.secrets[“project_id”],
“private_key_id”:st.secrets[“private_key_id”],
“private_key”:st.secrets[“private_key”],
“client_email”:st.secrets[“client_email”],
“client_id”:st.secrets[“client_id”],
“auth_uri”:st.secrets[“auth_uri”],
“token_uri”:st.secrets[“token_uri”],
“auth_provider_x509_cert_url”:st.secrets[“auth_provider_x509_cert_url”],
“client_x509_cert_url”:st.secrets[“client_x509_cert_url”],
“universe_domain”:st.secrets[“universe_domain”]

If I give each of them a variable, it should work, I’ll will respond if it worked.

Thank you