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@envyapp/cli

v1.0.3

Published

Official CLI for Envy — on-premise secret management. Inject secrets, manage environments and rotate keys from the terminal.

Readme

@envyapp/cli

Official CLI for Envy — on-premise secret management platform.

Inject secrets into processes, manage environments, rotate keys and more, directly from your terminal.

Installation

npm install -g @envyapp/cli

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • A running Envy instance

Quick Start

# Point CLI to your Envy server
envy setup

# Log in
envy login

# Initialize a project in the current directory
envy init

# Run a process with secrets injected
envy run -- node app.js
envy run -- python manage.py runserver

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | envy setup | Configure the server URL | | envy login | Authenticate with your Envy account | | envy init | Link the current directory to a project | | envy run -- <cmd> | Inject secrets and run a command | | envy secrets list | List secrets for an environment | | envy secrets set | Set a secret value | | envy secrets delete | Delete a secret | | envy projects | Manage projects | | envy workspaces | Manage workspaces | | envy tokens | Manage service tokens | | envy history | View secret version history | | envy rotate | Rotate environment master keys | | envy audit | View audit logs |

Self-Hosting

Envy runs entirely on your own infrastructure. To deploy your own instance, see the envy-deploy repository.

Links

License

Business Source License 1.1 — Free to use and self-host. Commercial resale or competing products not permitted. Converts to MIT on 2029-01-01.