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Either way, the source of the secrets should provide key/value pairs
delimited by colons, one per line:

key:ThiSisMybiglongkey
secret:HerEISmYSupeRSecret
passphrase:andTHisiSMypassPhraSE

There can be comments ("#" beginning a line), and blank lines.

In other words, for exmple, if you cryptographically store your API
credentials, you can create a small callable program that will decrypt
them and provide them, so that they never live on disk unencrypted,
and never show up in process listings:

  my $request = Finance::GDAX::API->new;
  $request->external_secret('/path/to/my_decryptor', 1);

This would assign the key, secret and passphrase attributes for you by
forking and running the 'my_decryptor' program. The 1 designates a
fork, rather than a file read.