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nconf-credstash

v0.1.2

Published

credstash plugin for nconf

Downloads

1,188

Readme

nconf-credstash

CircleCI

A CredStash store for nconf. Enabling managing secrets in CredStash and integrating them with nconf.

Installation

Setup CredStash

Install and setup CredStash.

Install nconf-credstash

  $ npm install nconf
  $ npm install nconf-credstash

Usage

Adding the store

To add nconf-credstash to the nconf hierarchy, just import nconf-credstash and use the .use() method, the following way:

require('nconf-credstash');

nconf.use('nconf-credstash', { key: 'KEY' });

Fetching secrets

The store provided by nconf-credstash supports two ways of fetching secrets:

  1. .get(key) to fetch a specific key. For every call to .get(key) the store searches it's inner cache and only if the key does not exist goes to CredStash to fetch it. Because of Credstash's performance issues, we fetch all of the secrets as one group.
  2. .get() to fetch the entire store from CredStash. The store is cached for subsequent calls.

All calls are synchronous, using node's ability to spawn child processes synchronously.

Other options

  1. key - The key that will be used the project's secrets within credstash
  2. table - The table in DynamoDB. The default is credential-store. Optional.
  3. region - AWS region. Optional.
  4. context - CredStash context object. Optional.
  5. profile - AWS role as defined in local credentials file

Running tests

The tests are written in Jasmine.

  $ npm test