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@envhush/cli

v1.1.3

Published

Securely share environment variables with encrypted, expiring links

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Links

Git

Maintainers

madstermadster

Keywords

envenvironmentvariablessecretssecurityencryptionclisharedotenv

Readme

EnvHush CLI

Securely share environment variables with encrypted, expiring links.

Installation

npx @envhush/cli

Or install globally:

npm install -g @envhush/cli

Usage

# Basic usage - shares your .env file for 48 hours
npx @envhush/cli

# Custom expiry time
npx @envhush/cli --hours 24

# One-time view (Pro feature)
npx @envhush/cli --burn

# Password protected (Pro feature)
npx @envhush/cli --password mySecretPass

# Authenticate for Pro features
npx @envhush/cli --login

# Log out (clear saved token)
npx @envhush/cli --logout

# Show help
npx @envhush/cli --help

Features

Free Features

  • ✅ Share .env files securely
  • ✅ End-to-end encryption
  • ✅ Up to 48-hour expiry
  • ✅ Unlimited shares

Pro Features

  • 🔥 Burn after read - One-time view, then destroyed
  • 🔐 Password protection - Require password to unlock
  • ⏰ Extended expiry - Keep links alive longer than 48h
  • 📊 Dashboard - Track your shares and views

How It Works

  1. Encrypt locally - Your .env is encrypted on your machine
  2. Upload encrypted data - Only encrypted data leaves your computer
  3. Share the link - Send the link + decryption key separately
  4. Decrypt on view - Recipient decrypts with the key

The server never sees your unencrypted data!

Security

  • 🔒 End-to-end encryption using TweetNaCl (NaCl/libsodium)
  • 🔑 Decryption key never sent to server - shared separately
  • ⏱️ Auto-expiring links - data automatically deleted after TTL
  • 🔥 Burn after read - one-time view option (Pro)
  • 🔐 Password protection - additional layer of security (Pro)

License

MIT

More Info

Visit envhush.com for more information.