Hi,
Is there a way to populate the content of .streamlit/secrets.toml using env variables? I want to use st.login, but I want the secrets to come from env variables.
I don’t want to commit the secrets to git, nor want them to be hard-coded inside a Docker container.
I tried setting the values directly (see below) but obviously got
TypeError: Secrets does not support item assignment.
st.secrets['auth']['redirect_uri'] = "value"
@Oras my approach is the run a small script before starting streamlit to read the secrets out of environment or secret storage and populate the toml file.
Thank you @Ryan13 ! I like this solution.
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