🗣️Env. Variables

Ensure the safe storage and retrieval of sensitive information via environment variables, maintaining confidentiality while facilitating usage within test prompts.

1. Access GPT Driver Settings

   • Navigate to the "Env Variables" section within the GPT Driver Settings.

2. Add a New Environment Variable

   • Select the "Add Env Variable" option.

3. Input Key and Value

   • Enter the necessary information in the provided fields:

     • Key: Assign a name/label to your variable (e.g., 'api-token').

     • Value: Input the actual token associated with the key.

4. Secure Entry for Confidentiality

   • Locate the checkbox labeled 'Secure Entry: Omit Value from Interfaces and Logs.'

   • Check this box to ensure the value remains hidden from interfaces and logs for added security.

5. Usage in Test Prompts

   • To utilize this variable in test prompts, follow this format:

     • Enclose the variable name within double curly brackets with 'env.' followed by your chosen key:

     {{env.api-token}}

   • This format also mirrors how timestamps are utilized.

The inclusion of double quotations (") around the environment variable {{env.variable}} is not required.

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How to use a stored secret Env. Variable in a Curl Command

1. An example of a typical CURL command might include the following:

   • Perform a DELETE request to clean a user account before initiating a test.

curl -X DELETE "https://api.example.com/users/123/order-history" -H "Authorization: Bearer {{env.apitoken}}"