Build your own Mint
> Credentials are stored in lib/credentials.json. This is checked into the repo, so USE A PRIVATE REPO.It's called a "private" repo, not a "secure" repo.The point of a private repo is to give you control over your collaborators. It is not to provide information security. To my knowledge, Github makes no special promises about the security of private repos. The data is not encrypted on disk at Github, and Github staff can access the content of your repo.I WOULD NOT UPLOAD SECRETS INTO A GITHUB PRIVATE REPO.