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env-vault-cli

v1.0.7

Published

EnvVault - Securely Retrieve & Manage Your Environment Variables

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Maintainers

mayur1524mayur1524

Keywords

clienvenvironmentdotenvencryption

Readme

EnvVault

EnvVault is a CLI tool that helps you securely retrieve and manage your environment variables. It enables developers to authenticate, fetch, and manage .env files for different projects and environments with ease.

Features

  • 🔒 Secure Login/Logout: Authenticate as a developer to access your environment secrets
  • ⚡ Simple CLI interface for quick setup
  • 🔑 Supports encrypted secrets for enhanced safety
  • 🟢 Integrates smoothly with your existing workflow
  • 📦 Fetch .env Files: Retrieve and save environment files interactively or using an access token.
  • 📋 Project Listing: View all projects you have access to.

Installation

You can install EnvVault globally using npm:

npm install -g env-vault

Or use it locally in your project:

npm install env-vault

Usage

After installation, use the env-vault command in your terminal.

Command Overview

| Command | Description | | -------- | ------------------------ | | login | Login as developer | | logout | Logout developer | | list | List accessible projects | | fetch | Fetch and save .env file |

Command Details

login

env-vault login

Authenticate as a developer to access your environment variables.

logout

env-vault logout

Logout and clear your authentication session.

list

env-vault list

List all projects you have access to.

fetch

env-vault fetch [options]

Fetch and save the .env file for a specific project and environment.

Options:

  • -t, --token <token>: Access token for the .env file.
  • -e, --env <envType>: Environment type (dev, prod, test).
  • -o, --output <path>: Output path for the .env file.

Example:

env-vault fetch --token your-access-token --env prod --output ./prod.env

If no token is provided, you may be prompted interactively.

Version

View the current version:

env-vault -v

or

env-vault --version

Dependencies

Security

  • Tokens and secrets are stored securely and never exposed in logs.
  • Always logout after use if on a shared system: env-vault logout.

License

MIT

Author

mayur-mali