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# READING A VALUE FROM YOUR "DEFAULT" CREDENTIAL SET

CFCredentials::get()->key                    # my-key
CFCredentials::get()->secret                 # my-secret
CFCredentials::get()->default_cache_config   # apc
CFCredentials::get()->certificate_authority  # false

// This is exactly the same as specifying "@default"...

CFCredentials::get('@default')->key                    # my-key
CFCredentials::get('@default')->secret                 # my-secret
CFCredentials::get('@default')->default_cache_config   # apc
CFCredentials::get('@default')->certificate_authority  # false


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# READING A VALUE FROM A SPECIFIC CREDENTIAL SET

CFCredentials::get('production')->key                    # production-key
CFCredentials::get('production')->secret                 # production-secret
CFCredentials::get('production')->default_cache_config   # apc
CFCredentials::get('production')->certificate_authority  # false

// Or even read values back from multiple credential sets...

CFCredentials::get('personal-aws-account')->mfa_serial  # null
CFCredentials::get('business-aws-account')->mfa_serial  # GK00XXXX

// Or even...

CFCredentials::get('nonsense')->am_i_wearing_a_silly_hat  # true