Despite making them appear to be environment variables, Symfony does not actually load secrets into the environment, so you can't access them via getenv() or $_ENV. Is there any way to access them other than via DI? I'm trying to have the secret name be stored as an entity property in a database, then have a service class read the appropriate secret's value for whichever entity is requested by the API client.
CodePudding user response:
You can add your env values to your parameters in config/services.yaml
like that (you can even have them be booleans, JSON or whatever) :
parameters:
your_secret: '%env(YOUR_SECRET)%'
your_bool: '%env(bool:YOUR_BOOL)%'
your_json: '%env(json:YOUR_JSON)%'
Then you can, for example, retrieve it from a controller like so:
$yourSecret = $this->getParameter('your_secret');