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domesday

v2.6.2

Published

Generates UUIDs and registers them to AppIDs in Hashicorp's Vault

Downloads

134

Readme

domesday

npm

Generates UUIDs and registers them to given users in Hashicorp's Vault. Also adds a secret to the vault.

Installation

npm install -g domesday

Usage

Authentication

The credentials are past as the host address:

$ domesday userpass http://user:[email protected]:8200 myapp application

Alternatively, you can pass a Github personal access token to authenticate with the vault:

$ domesday userpass http://127.0.0.1:8200 myapp application -t MY_SECRET_TOKEN

If neither of these are set domesday will look for a github personal access token in:

  • The VAULT_GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable
  • The vault_github_token npm config variable, which you can set via npm config set vault_github_token=MY_SECRET_TOKEN

Create a password for an application

domesday userpass <host> <app-name> <policy> [-t --token <github personal access token>]

Generates a UUID and registers as the password for user <app-name> with policy <policy>. The <host> must contain credentials in the following format: username:password@....

For example, to register and return a UUID to the user "myapp" and grant policy "application":

$ domesday userpass http://user:[email protected]:8200 myapp application

Add a secret to the vault

domesday add-key-value <host> <key> <value> [-t --token <github personal access token>]

This will add the specified key and value (value is text only at the moment - sorry!) to the vault.

For example:

domesday add-key-value http://127.0.0.1:8200 secret/path/to/my/secret my_secret_value

Retrieve a secret from vault

domesday read-key-value <host> <key> [-t --token <github personal access token>]

This will read the specified key from the vault, outputting to stdout.

For example:

domesday read-key-value http://127.0.0.1:8200 secret/path/to/my/secret

Generate a token in the vault

domesday token <host> [-t --token <github personal access token>] [-p --period <token period>]

This will generate a new access token in the vault with the caller's policies and permissions.

This token can be a periodic token too.

For example:

domesday token http://127.0.0.1:8200 -p "2h"