Allow using .env files for configuring environment variables. #8
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To use the example notebook the user has to define these environment variables:
The easiest is to save them in a
.envfile once and source it every time you start jupyter.Although not critical for this particular case, it's good practise to include
.envin the.gitignorefile. Additionally I'm proposing to include a.env.examplefile to make setting up the environment maximally simple.