feat(auth0-auth-js): add support for environment variables#128
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Description
Using ENV Variables is not uncommon, so we want some more built-in support for them, especially for those things that are most likely to differ between environments.
This PR adds support for the following environment variables:
AUTH0_DOMAIN- Your Auth0 tenant domainAUTH0_CLIENT_ID- Your application's client IDAUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET- Your application's client secret (optional - depending on the authentication method you want to use)AUTH0_CLIENT_ASSERTION_SIGNING_KEY- Your application's client assertion signing key (optional - depending on the authentication method you want to use)When both constructor options and environment variables are configured, the constructor option takes precedence.
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