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burnpast

v0.1.2

Published

Developer CLI for BurnPast encrypted secret sharing.

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Links

Git

Maintainers

thelabofferdithelabofferdi

Keywords

secret-sharingencryptioncliterminalburnpast

Readme

BurnPast CLI

Developer CLI for BurnPast encrypted secret sharing.

Install

npm install -g burnpast

Install in a project:

npm install burnpast
npx burnpast help

Use without installing globally:

npx burnpast help

Usage

burnpast init
burnpast watch
burnpast send --to @bob --clipboard
burnpast send --to @bob --text "demo-secret-token"
burnpast inbox
burnpast reveal
burnpast reveal 1
burnpast reveal latest

burnpast reveal reveals the only pending secret. If multiple secrets are pending, use the number shown by burnpast inbox, for example burnpast reveal 1.

burnpaste is kept as a compatibility alias.

Server

By default, the CLI uses https://burnpast.enarilab.xyz. Point it at another BurnPast API with:

BURNPAST_API_URL=https://your-burnpast.example