@c0dingbear/termius-vault

Read your local Termius vault from Node.js: decrypt the IndexedDB store and reconstruct the complete saved-host list the Termius UI shows — including hosts you have never connected to.

It joins Termius' normalized model (Host / SshConfig / Identity / SshKey, keyed by local_id) on top of @c0dingbear/chromium-idb-reader, so each host comes back with its current address, port, username, credential (key or password), label, OS and connect-chain (jump hosts).

Usage

const { TermiusClient } = require("@c0dingbear/termius-vault");

const t = new TermiusClient();
await t.init();                 // reads + decrypts the local vault
for (const c of t.getConnections()) {
  console.log(c.label, c.host + ":" + c.port, c.username, c.authType);
}
t.getConnection("prod-db");     // best match by label/host
t.getSnippets();                // saved snippets

Requires the Termius desktop app installed and logged in on the same machine (the vault key is read from the OS keychain via keytar).

License

MIT