Update app.py

app.py

@@ -1,26 +1,18 @@
 from simple_salesforce import Salesforce
 
-# Salesforce credentials
+# Salesforce credentials (consider using environment variables in practice)
 username = 'ajayalways411@gmail.com'
-password = 'Anusha@310819'
-security_token = 'DcroeUKt0Lc4Lpqgzh9dMxEyQ'
+password = 'Anusha@310819' + 'DcroeUKt0Lc4Lpqgzh9dMxEyQ'  # Append security token to password
 domain = 'login'  # Use 'test' if using a sandbox
 
-
+# Strip extra whitespace (good practice, but likely not necessary here)
 username = username.strip()
 password = password.strip()
-security_token = security_token.strip()
-
-
-from simple_salesforce import Salesforce
-
-sf = Salesforce(username=username, password=password, security_token=security_token, domain=domain)
-
 
 # Connect to Salesforce
-sf = Salesforce(username=username, password=password, security_token=security_token, domain=domain)
+sf = Salesforce(username=username, password=password, domain=domain)
 
-# Define your custom object API names (replace 'Custom_Object__c' with your actual custom object API names)
+# Define your custom object API names (replace with your actual custom object API names)
 custom_object_1 = 'staff__c'
 custom_object_2 = 'CustomerDat__c'
 
@@ -28,7 +20,7 @@ custom_object_2 = 'CustomerDat__c'
 records_custom_object_1 = sf.query(f"SELECT Name, AdhardCardPhoto__c, pancardPhoto__c, PhoneNumber__c FROM {custom_object_1}")
 
 # Retrieve records from the second custom object
-records_custom_object_2 = sf.query(f"SELECT name, AdhardCard__c,contactNumber__c, pancard__c FROM {custom_object_2}")
+records_custom_object_2 = sf.query(f"SELECT name, AdhardCard__c, contactNumber__c, pancard__c FROM {custom_object_2}")
 
 # Print retrieved records
 print("Records from Custom Object 1:")
@@ -38,4 +30,3 @@ for record in records_custom_object_1['records']:
 print("\nRecords from Custom Object 2:")
 for record in records_custom_object_2['records']:
     print(record)
-