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Can I work on this ? |
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Hey @maidul98 I was looking into this issue and got one question. I was thinking something like below image. (clicking on JSON icon toggle between |
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Hi @maidul98 / @sheensantoscapadngan 👋, I’d love to take this issue. I’ve explored integrating the Monaco code editor to improve the secrets editing experience. Please let me know what you think . |
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Just pushed the PR—happy to hear any thoughts whenever there's a chance |
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Moving this to discussion of ui and ux. Given that secret value is a sensitive component, we are looking into various options. I'll notify our design lead on this and we will try to address this in our upcoming revamps for dashboard. Feel free to share your thought process in this thread. |
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Feature description
It would be really cool if user would be able to have some small code editor / IDE in the secrets editor in infisical’s website.
For example, when editing JSON secret:
Why would it be useful?
Some of the secrets are not just plain text, they can be a JSON object, or an XML.
Currently if you want to edit it, you have to copy the secret to an IDE, edit it and than copy back to the infisical’s website.
Having small editing capabilities will allow users to edit secrets more conveniently and it will be a great UX improvement.
Additional context
This change shouldn't be complicated, you just need to replace the editing component in the frontend to a library that supports code editing, for example:
react-simple-code-editor(https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-simple-code-editor) or any other package.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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