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usecloak-cli

v0.3.3

Published

Command-line client for Cloak — pull encrypted secrets into your local process, no .env file required.

Readme

usecloak-cli

Command-line client for Cloak — pull encrypted secrets into your local process at runtime. Nothing written to disk.

Install

npm install -g usecloak-cli

The command is cloak regardless of the package name.

Usage

cloak login <token>
cloak run -- npm run dev

Get a token from your Cloak dashboard → Tokens → Create token.

Works with any stack

cloak run -- just spawns whatever command follows --, with secrets injected into its environment. Cloak has no idea what the command does — replace it with however you normally start your app:

cloak run -- npm run dev                  # Node / Next.js / Express
cloak run -- npm start                    # React Native / Expo
cloak run -- yarn dev
cloak run -- python manage.py runserver   # Django
cloak run -- flask run                    # Flask
cloak run -- rails server                 # Ruby on Rails
cloak run -- go run main.go               # Go
cloak run -- ./your-binary                # anything else

Commands

cloak login <token> [--global]
cloak logout [--global]
cloak whoami

cloak secrets list
cloak secrets pull [--format env|json]
cloak secrets set KEY=value
cloak secrets delete KEY
cloak secrets import [--from .env]

cloak run -- <command> [args...]
cloak run --watch -- <command> [args...]

Full reference: https://usecloak.top/docs/cli