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envenc

v1.0.1

Published

4 years ago

Seamlessly encrypt and decrypt your .env file

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encrypt decrypt 1password environment env keys secrets

envenc

The 1Password for development environment variables.

Seamlessly encrypt and decrypt your development keys in your .env.

Installation

npm install envenc

Usage

Install: npm install envenc
Create: .env file and add your keys. Add this file to your .gitignore
Add: export SOME_SECRET=... to your ~./bash_profile. Share this key with other developers.
Encrypt: .env file with envenc: ./node_modules/.bin/envenc $SOME_SECRET
Commit: .env.enc to source control
Include: require('envenc')(process.env.SOME_SECRET) at the top of your application

Important: This is not for your production enviroment. You should store those keys on your server. This is specifically for sharing development keys with other developers.

Optional: There is also support for a .env.local file. This is meant for local modifications and will overwrite anything in the .env. You should also put this in your .gitignore file

Motivation

Based on: Keeping Passwords in Source Control
Inspired by: https://github.com/jed/config-leaf

When you should you decrypt and encrypt?

Decrypt: At the top of your application:

require('envenc')(process.env.SOME_SECRET)

Encrypt: When you commit

./node_modules/.bin/envenc $SOME_SECRET

You should do this using a pre-commit hook. Use husky.

License

MIT