(passkeys-backend) Change RELYING_PARTY to DOMAIN_NAME to use build in function context #571
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Description
Make use of Default environment variables instead of having people provide their own RELYING_PARTY.
My thought is that if people want to overwrite the variable, they can modify the code to make those changes anyway. This saves a setup step and reduces potential errors in getting started
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npm testlocally and it passed without errors.Related issues