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@vaultiify/cli

v0.1.5

Published

Vaultify CLI — manage secrets from your terminal

Readme

@vaultiify/cli

Vaultify CLI — manage secrets from your terminal.

Install

npm install -g @vaultiify/cli

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | vaultify login [api-url] | Authenticate (email/password or API token). Default URL: https://vaultify-api.vercel.app/api | | vaultify login --token <token> | Save an API token directly (for CI/CD) | | vaultify whoami | Show current user info | | vaultify logout | Clear saved session | | vaultify pull <workspace> <env> [-o file] [--resolve] | Export secrets as .env file | | vaultify push <workspace> <env> [file] | Import .env file into environment (default: .env) | | vaultify ls | List workspaces | | vaultify ls <workspace> | List projects in workspace | | vaultify ls <workspace> <env> | List secrets in environment | | vaultify diff <workspace> <env1> <env2> [--values] | Compare secrets between environments | | vaultify members <workspace> | List workspace members | | vaultify token create <workspace> <name> | Create API token (shown once) | | vaultify token ls <workspace> | List API tokens | | vaultify token revoke <workspace> <token-id> | Revoke API token | | vaultify secrets search <workspace> <query> | Search secrets by key name | | vaultify secrets reveal <secret-id> | Reveal a secret value |

Usage

Login

# Interactive — choose email/password or token
vaultify login

# Use custom API URL
vaultify login https://my-api.com/api

# Save a token directly (for CI/CD)
vaultify login --token your-api-token-here

# Check who you are
vaultify whoami

# Log out
vaultify logout

The interactive login shows:

  • API URL being used (default: https://vaultify-api.vercel.app/api)
  • Choice between email/password and API token
  • Hint: where to create tokens (dashboard → Settings → API Tokens)

Work with Secrets

# List workspaces
vaultify ls

# List projects in a workspace
vaultify ls my-team

# List secrets in an environment
vaultify ls my-team production

# Pull secrets to .env file
vaultify pull my-team production
vaultify pull my-team staging -o .env.staging
vaultify pull my-team dev --resolve

# Push .env file to environment
vaultify push my-team production .env

# Diff two environments
vaultify diff my-team staging production --values

# Search secrets
vaultify secrets search my-team DATABASE

# Reveal a secret
vaultify secrets reveal <secret-id>

API Tokens

# Create a token for CI/CD
vaultify token create my-team ci-deploy

# List tokens
vaultify token ls my-team

# Revoke a token
vaultify token revoke my-team <token-id>

Manage Members

vaultify members my-team

Environment Variables

| Variable | Description | |----------|-------------| | VAULTIFY_TOKEN | API token (overrides saved token) | | VAULTIFY_API_URL | API base URL (overrides saved URL) |

Configuration

Credentials are stored in ~/.vaultify/config.json.