<?php
/**
 * Local credential config for CloudFront Media Behavior Automation.
 *
 * Portable workflow:
 *
 *   1. Unzip the package anywhere PHP can run.
 *   2. Edit cloudfront-media-behavior-automation.php and set TOOL_PASSWORD_DEFAULT.
 *   3. Edit this file and add AWS credentials, or leave placeholders and enter keys manually in the browser.
 *   4. Open cloudfront-media-behavior-automation.php.
 *   5. Load distributions, dry run, then apply.
 *
 * One filename only:
 *
 *   cloudfront-tool-local-config.php
 *
 * Temporary AWS credentials are supported:
 *
 *   awsSessionToken is optional.
 *   Leave it blank for normal long-lived access keys.
 *   Fill it in only when AWS gave you a temporary/session token.
 *
 * Do not upload a filled-in copy to public hosting or a public repository.
 */

return [
    'awsAccessKeyId' => 'PASTE_AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID_HERE',
    'awsSecretAccessKey' => 'PASTE_AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY_HERE',

    // Optional. Only needed for temporary AWS credentials.
    // Also accepted by the app as aliases: sessionToken or aws_session_token.
    'awsSessionToken' => '',
];