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jseeqret

v1.0.4

Published

Secure secrets manager - JavaScript/Electron/Svelte5 port of seeqret

Readme

jseeqret

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JavaScript/Electron/Svelte 5 port of seeqret - a secure secrets manager.

Fully compatible with Python seeqret vaults - reads and writes the same database, encryption keys, and formats.

Setup

npm install

CLI Usage

# Initialize a new vault
node src/cli/index.js init . --user myuser --email [email protected]

# Add a secret
node src/cli/index.js add key DB_PASSWORD "s3cret" --app myapp --env prod

# List secrets
node src/cli/index.js list
node src/cli/index.js list -f "myapp:prod:*"

# Get a secret value
node src/cli/index.js get "myapp:prod:DB_PASSWORD"

# Edit a secret
node src/cli/index.js edit value "myapp:prod:DB_PASSWORD" "new-value"

# Remove a secret
node src/cli/index.js rm key "myapp:prod:DB_PASSWORD"

# User management
node src/cli/index.js users
node src/cli/index.js owner
node src/cli/index.js whoami
node src/cli/index.js keys

Electron GUI

npm run dev

Architecture

  • src/core/ - Shared library (crypto, storage, models, filter)
  • src/cli/ - CLI interface (Commander.js)
  • src/main/ - Electron main process
  • src/preload/ - Electron preload (IPC bridge)
  • src/renderer/ - Svelte 5 UI

Encryption Compatibility

  • At rest: Fernet (AES-128-CBC + HMAC-SHA256) - identical to Python cryptography.fernet
  • In transit: X25519 + XSalsa20-Poly1305 via tweetnacl - compatible with PyNaCl
  • Signing: SHA-256

Dependencies

  • sql.js - Pure JS SQLite (WASM)
  • tweetnacl / tweetnacl-util - NaCl crypto
  • commander - CLI framework
  • cli-table3 - Terminal tables
  • electron-vite - Electron + Vite + Svelte 5