Made the saved Twitter keys obfuscated in the UI

[bmarshall511]

Description of the Change

Made the saved Twitter keys obfuscated in the UI, see #240

Closes #240

How to test the Change

1. Go to /wp-admin/options-general.php?page=autoshare-for-twitter
2. Save your Twitter credentials
3. Toggle open the 'Open connection settings' after save
4. Keys should be obfuscated

Changelog Entry

Added - Obfuscating saved Twitter keys

Credits

Props @bmarshall511

Checklist:

• I agree to follow this project's Code of Conduct.

[iamdharmesh]

Hi @bmarshall511,

Thank you for submitting the PR. I've reviewed the code, and it looks great! and It effectively resolves issue #240. However, I want to discuss the approach we have taken here, It seems a bit overcomplicated to me. I was wondering if you have considered converting the text fields to password fields instead. This alternative approach could simplify things here. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this.

Thanks

[bmarshall511]

Hey @iamdharmesh 👋

I did consider the option of converting the text fields to password fields, but I ultimately decided to take the current approach because the issue specifically mentioned going in that direction.

However, I completely agree with you that using password fields would be a much simpler solution. It definitely has its advantages. On the other hand, I can also see the value in allowing users to see the last digits of the keys, especially for those who manage multiple projects like myself. It's like the online bank account approach, where you can quickly verify the right numbers for the right projects.

From a user's perspective, password fields can sometimes be a bit tricky to use in this particular use case. So, I thought it would be more user-friendly to have the last digits visible. But I'm definitely open to exploring the password field option further if that's what you prefer.

Let me know your thoughts!

[iamdharmesh]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts @bmarshall511.

I can also see the value in allowing users to see the last digits of the keys, especially for those who manage multiple projects like myself. It's like the online bank account approach, where you can quickly verify the right numbers for the right projects.

I agree on this.

Thanks for your work here.