Accept auth key data directly.#18
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For use in environment where private key files can’t be on the filesystem.
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For use in environment where private key files can’t be on the filesystem. For 12-factor style deployments (such as Heroku) it is discouraged to put secrets like private keys on the filesystem. Instead it is recommended to put them into config variables (for Python, accessible via os.environ).
This change makes the APNSClient able to be instantiated with the auth key data specified directly, instead of exclusively via a filepath. Therefore one could do this: