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vnsh

v2.0.0

Published

The Ephemeral Dropbox for AI - CLI tool for encrypted file sharing

Readme

vnsh-cli

The Ephemeral Dropbox for AI - CLI tool for encrypted file sharing.

npm version License: MIT

Features

  • End-to-end encryption: AES-256-CBC encryption happens locally
  • Host-blind: Server never sees your encryption keys
  • Ephemeral: Data auto-destructs after 24 hours (configurable)
  • Simple: Pipe anything, get a shareable URL

Installation

npm install -g vnsh-cli

CLI Usage

Upload content

# Pipe text
echo "hello world" | vn

# Upload a file
vn secret.env

# Pipe from command
git diff | vn
cat crash.log | vn
docker logs app | vn

# Set custom expiry (1-168 hours)
vn -t 1 temp.txt    # Expires in 1 hour

Read content

# Decrypt and display content from a vnsh URL
vn read "https://vnsh.dev/v/abc123#k=...&iv=..."

Options

-t, --ttl <hours>    Set expiry time (default: 24, max: 168)
-p, --price <usd>    Set price for x402 payment
-H, --host <url>     Override API host
-l, --local          Output encrypted blob locally (no upload)
-v, --version        Show version
-h, --help           Show help

Programmatic Usage

import { share, read, readString } from 'vnsh-cli';

// Share content
const url = await share('Hello, World!');
console.log(url);
// https://vnsh.dev/v/abc123#k=...&iv=...

// Share with options
const url2 = await share(buffer, { ttl: 1 }); // 1 hour expiry

// Read content as Buffer
const buffer = await read(url);

// Read content as string
const text = await readString(url);

Environment Variables

  • VNSH_HOST - Override the default API host (default: https://vnsh.dev)

Security

  • Encryption keys are generated locally and never sent to the server
  • Keys travel only in the URL fragment (#k=...), which is never transmitted to servers
  • The server stores only encrypted binary blobs
  • All data auto-destructs after the configured TTL

License

MIT

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