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envoy-vault-cli

v1.0.1

Published

The official CLI for Envoy Vault - secure environment variable management

Readme

NPM Version License: MIT

🔒 What is Envoy Vault?

Stop sending .env files over Slack, Discord, or email. Envoy Vault is a modern secrets manager that allows you to securely store, manage, and inject environment variables directly into your applications across your entire team.

This is the command-line interface (CLI) for Envoy Vault, allowing you to pull and inject secrets instantly.

🚀 Installation

Install the Envoy Vault CLI globally on your machine using NPM:

npm install -g envoy-vault-cli

(Note: Requires Node.js 18 or higher)

💻 CLI Usage

1. Authentication

Log in to your Envoy Vault account right from the terminal using a passwordless, secure OTP sent directly to your email:

envoy login

To logout, simply run envoy logout.

2. View Your Organizations and Projects

See all the teams you are a part of and the projects within them:

envoy org list
envoy project list

3. Pull Secrets Locally

Download your environment variables straight from the cloud into a local .env file. Never ask a coworker for their .env file again!

envoy pull --org <org-id> --project <project-id> --env development

4. Run Commands with Secrets (Coming Soon)

Inject secrets directly into a running process in memory without ever writing them to your hard drive:

envoy run -- npm run dev