Keypo CLI

A command-line interface tool for using Keypo. Protect your login credentials, API keys, and more without trusting an intermediary.

Installation

npm install -g @keypo/cli

Usage

After installation, you can use the keypo command from anywhere in your terminal:

keypo --help

Available Commands

Setup

Initialize and configure your Keypo CLI environment:

keypo setup

This will prompt you for:

• Private key
• RPC URL (with a default option)

Sync

Synchronize files with the Keypo network by replacing placeholders with decrypted values:

keypo sync <input-file> <output-file>

The sync command:

• Reads from the input file
• Finds placeholders in the format ${key_name}
• Searches for each key in the Keypo network
• Decrypts the values using your wallet
• Replaces placeholders with decrypted values
• Writes the result to the output file

Example:

# Input file (config.txt) contains:
# API_KEY=${api_key}
# DATABASE_URL=${database_url}

keypo sync config.txt config-decrypted.txt

# Output file (config-decrypted.txt) will contain:
# API_KEY=actual_decrypted_api_key_value
# DATABASE_URL=actual_decrypted_database_url_value

Features:

• Interactive selection when multiple results are found for a key
• Shows "Owner: you" for keys you own
• Preserves original input file
• Handles multiple placeholders in a single file

List

List your keys stored in the Keypo network:

keypo list

Shows all keys with:

• Data identifier
• Name
• Owner (shows "you" for keys you own)
• Only displays keys with fileUseType: key in metadata

Features

• Secure file storage and retrieval
• Decentralized storage management
• Easy-to-use command-line interface
• Integration with Keypo core functionality
• Interactive key selection for multiple results
• Placeholder-based file synchronization
• Automatic decryption and replacement

Requirements

• Node.js (v14 or higher)
• npm (v6 or higher)

Dependencies

• @keypo/typescript-sdk
• ethers
• commander