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lazy-locker

v0.0.7

Published

JavaScript/TypeScript SDK for lazy-locker - A secure local secrets manager

Downloads

29

Readme

lazy-locker SDK for JavaScript/TypeScript

SDK JavaScript/TypeScript pour lazy-locker - Gestionnaire de secrets sécurisé.

Installation

npm install lazy-locker
# ou
bun add lazy-locker
# ou
pnpm add lazy-locker

Prérequis

L'agent lazy-locker doit être démarré :

lazy-locker  # Entrez votre passphrase dans le TUI

L'agent reste actif pendant 8 heures.

Usage

Injection automatique

import { injectSecrets } from 'lazy-locker';

// Injecte tous les secrets dans process.env
await injectSecrets();

// Utilisez vos secrets normalement
const apiKey = process.env.MY_API_KEY;

Configuration one-liner

// En haut de votre fichier d'entrée
import 'lazy-locker/config';

Récupération manuelle

import { getSecrets, getSecret } from 'lazy-locker';

// Tous les secrets
const secrets = await getSecrets();
console.log(secrets); // { MY_API_KEY: "xxx", DB_PASSWORD: "yyy" }

// Un secret spécifique
const apiKey = await getSecret('MY_API_KEY');

Vérification de l'agent

import { isAgentRunning, status } from 'lazy-locker';

if (await isAgentRunning()) {
  const info = await status();
  console.log(`Agent actif, TTL restant: ${info.ttl_remaining_secs}s`);
} else {
  console.log('Lancez lazy-locker pour démarrer l\'agent');
}

Comparaison avec dotenv

| Feature | dotenv | lazy-locker | |---------|--------|-------------| | Secrets en clair sur disque | ✅ Oui (.env) | ❌ Non (chiffré) | | Versioning sécurisé | ❌ Non | ✅ Oui | | Expiration des secrets | ❌ Non | ✅ Oui | | Multi-projet | ❌ Non | ✅ Oui |

Migration depuis dotenv

// Avant
import 'dotenv/config';

// Après
import 'lazy-locker/config';

// Le reste du code reste identique !

TypeScript

Le SDK inclut les définitions TypeScript. Aucune configuration supplémentaire n'est nécessaire.

import { getSecrets } from 'lazy-locker';

const secrets: Record<string, string> = await getSecrets();