Fix wrong .env key name in README #165
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If you use the key specified in the docs as-is, you get an error: Error: This function requires a clientId This is because the code reads the values: clientId: process.env.NYLAS_CLIENT_ID, clientSecret: process.env.NYLAS_CLIENT_SECRET, But the README calls it: CLIENT_ID=client_id... CLIENT_SECRET=client_secret... So I changed the README to reflect this :)
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Description
If you use the key specified in the docs as-is, you get an error:
This is because the code reads the values:
But the README calls it:
So I changed the README to reflect this :)
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None, just a README change
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