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@tsmx/secure-config-tool
Advanced tools
secure-config-tool
Supporting command-line tool for secure-config.
Features:
- generating keys
- encrypting secrets
- decrypting secrets (for validation/testing purposes)
Usage
Installation
[tsmx@localhost ]$ npm i -g @tsmx/secure-config-tool
For better convenience I recommend the installation as a global package. Though local installation and use is also possible.
Key generation
[tsmx@localhost ]$ secure-config-tool genkey
9af7d400be4705147dc724db25bfd2513aa11d6013d7bf7bdb2bfe050593bd0f
[tsmx@localhost ]$ export CONFIG_ENCRYPTION_KEY=9af7d400be4705147dc724db25bfd2513aa11d6013d7bf7bdb2bfe050593bd0f
Encrypt values
[tsmx@localhost ]$ secure-config-tool create --secret MySecret
ENCRYPTED|82da1c22e867d68007d66a23b7b748b3|452a2ed1105ec5607576b820b90aa49f
Decrypt values
[tsmx@localhost ]$ secure-config-tool decrypt "ENCRYPTED|82da1c22e867d68007d66a23b7b748b3|452a2ed1105ec5607576b820b90aa49f"
MySecret
Test
npm install
npm test
FAQs
Command-line tool for @tsmx/secure-config.
The npm package @tsmx/secure-config-tool receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, @tsmx/secure-config-tool popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @tsmx/secure-config-tool demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 06 Aug 2020
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