The error message “Could not parse keys, it needs to be exactly, ‘key: secret’, including the space” indicates that there is a formatting issue with how you’ve specified your API keys for LiveKit. To resolve this, make sure you follow the correct format when defining your keys.
Correct Key Format
When specifying the KEYS environment variable (or in any configuration file), ensure you use the exact format as follows:
your_api_key: your_api_secret
Steps to Fix
- Set Environment Variable:
If you’re setting an environment variable directly from the command line or in a
.envfile, ensure it looks like this:
export KEYS="your_api_key: your_api_secret"
Make sure there is a space after the colon (:).
- Multiple Keys: If you are providing multiple keys, separate them with commas while maintaining the same format for each key-value pair:
export KEYS="key1: secret1, key2: secret2"
Check Configuration File: If you’re using a configuration file (like
.env), ensure that each key is on its own line or correctly formatted according to your application’s requirements.Restart Your Server: After making changes to environment variables or configuration files, remember to restart your LiveKit server so that it picks up the new values.
Double-check Spacing: Ensure there are no extra spaces before or after your keys and secrets in the string.
Example of Setting Environment Variables
Here’s an example of how to set and verify the KEYS variable in a Unix-like shell:
# Set environment variable
export KEYS="myKey: mySecret"
# Check if it's set correctly
echo $KEYS # Output should be "myKey: mySecret"
By following these guidelines, you should be able to resolve the parsing error related to your API keys for LiveKit.
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