@scrt-link/cli

CLI for scrt.link — create end-to-end encrypted, self-destructing secrets from the command line.

scrt.link is a secure secret-sharing platform. Secrets are encrypted on the client before being sent to the server. The server never sees the plaintext. Once viewed (or expired), secrets are permanently deleted.

Installation

npm install -g @scrt-link/cli

Usage

# Set your API key once (or pass --api-key per command)
export SCRT_LINK_API_KEY=ak_...

# Basic — prints the secret link to stdout
scrtlink "super-secret-password"

# With options
scrtlink "https://example.com" \
  --type redirect \
  --expires 1h \
  --views 5 \
  --note "Bitcoin wallet" \
  --password "unlock123"

# White-label instance
scrtlink "my secret" --host br3f.com

Options

| Flag | Description | Default | | ------------ | --------------------------------- | ----------- | | --type | text | redirect | neogram | text | | --expires | 1h | 1d | 1w | 1m | 1w | | --views | View limit 1–1000 | 1 | | --note | Public note shown before reveal | — | | --password | Password-protect the secret | — | | --host | Override API host (white-label) | scrt.link | | --api-key | API key (overrides env var) | — |

The command prints the secret link to stdout, making it pipeable:

scrtlink "my secret" | pbcopy
echo "my secret" | xargs scrtlink

API Key

Get your API key on scrt.link under Account → API. API access requires a paid plan.

License

MIT