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@devbie/aws-secrets-cli

v1.1.7

Published

CLI plugin of the aws-secrets-manager newbie module: pull/push env secrets against AWS Secrets Manager and deploy the rotation Lambda

Readme

@devbie/aws-secrets-cli

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CLI plugin of the aws-secrets-manager newbie module. It implements the newbie secrets command family: syncing environment variables between a local .env file and AWS Secrets Manager, and deploying the per-account rotation Lambda.

This package is not executed directly. The @devbie/newbie-cli discovers the cli namespace declared by the installed aws-secrets-manager module and loads the module's cli/index.ts entry, which re-exports the register(parent, options) function implemented here.

Commands

| Command | Description | | -------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | newbie secrets check | Verify every .env.example variable exists in Secrets Manager (CI guard, exits 1 on missing keys). | | newbie secrets pull | Pull environment variables from AWS Secrets Manager into .env. | | newbie secrets push | Push environment variables from .env to AWS Secrets Manager. | | newbie secrets deploy-rotation | Provision the per-account rotation Lambda (SST) and print its ARN. |

All commands accept -e, --environment <name> to skip the interactive environment prompt; pull/push also accept -y, --yes for non-interactive writes, and pull accepts --strict to abort on any failure (for CI).

Configuration

The commands read the env-tool config of the consuming project (see ENV_TOOL_CONFIG_CANDIDATES in @devbie/newbie-cli): a JSON document mapping environment names to a region, an optional expectedAccountId guard, and the list of managed secrets with optional keys / keysOnly / type fields.

Rotation Lambda template

The SST project used by deploy-rotation ships inside this package under sst/ and is copied into a stable per-account workdir (~/.newbie/rotation-lambda/<accountId>) before deployment, so repeated runs reuse its node_modules.

Tag contract

Secrets managed by this toolchain carry the devbie:managed tag, plus an optional devbie:secret-type tag used by the rotation Lambda for strategy routing. The canonical declaration lives in the aws-secrets-manager module (aws-secrets-manager.types.ts); the constants are mirrored here and in sst/function/common.ts because neither the module nor the Lambda can import this package.

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License

MIT