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secrets2env

v1.0.1

Published

Retrieves secrets from AWS Secrets Manager and writes them as an env file.

Downloads

6

Readme

secrets2env

Helpful little tool for retrieving secrets from AWS Secrets Manager and writing as json, or an .env type file.

Installation

# Global
$ npm install -g secrets2env

# Local
$ npm install secrets2env (run with npx)

Usage

This utility will pull secrets stored in AWS Secerets Manager and dump them to stdout where they can be redirected to a file. The default format will be for an .env file (VAR=val). Also supports --format=json for a json formatted doc. It can authenticate via IAM, or if running outside of AWS via authentication env vars, or it will use the ~/.aws/credentials file. If using the credentials file, the --profile argument can be used to select the correct profile.

  Usage: secrets2env [OPTIONS]  SecretId
  
  Options:
      -h,  --help         Display help screen
      -f,  --format       Currently only takes JSON (Default=.env file format)
      -p,  --profile      If using local ~/.aws credentials
      -r,  --region       Region to use for secrets lookup
      -v,  --version      Display version