a simple api for retrieving secrets stored in yaml files and environment variables
A simple way to get credentials stored in yaml files and environment variables
npm install getsecret
You can store secrets in 3 locations (in decreasing order of priority)
An environment variable. These are commonly used in Heroku. ex: process.env.some_keyname
A file named .getsecret.yaml in your current directory
A file named .getsecret.yaml in your home directory. The format should map key names to secrets, ie:
some_keyname: some_secret_value another_keyname: another_secret_value
Simply pass the key name to getsecret and its value will be returned. ex:
var getsecret = require('getsecret')
var secret_value = getsecret('some_keyname')
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a simple api for retrieving secrets stored in yaml files and environment variables
We found that getsecret demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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