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Manage your secrets and use them everywhere! Replace your .env files.
A lot of secret managing solutions exist already. The problem is many are either proprietary, work with certain cloud providers, work in private networks, or are complex to use and setup.
I was looking for a secrets manager that was easy to use, could store secrets in serverless data stores, and could fetch them fast with APIs. Extending this facility with Vercel, all it does is an API call to fetch, store or use secrets within your apps.
Replace your .env files.
All secrets are encrypted by default in both storage and transport (TLS).
For self-hosted version setup a Redis database at Upstash.
npx vellin
Follow the prompts.
npx vellin secretName
This will export secret to the .env in the working directory.
import Vell from "vellin";
const vell = new Vell();
const secret = await vell.set("secretName", "secretValue");
import Vell from "vellin";
const vell = new Vell();
const secret = await vell.get("secretName");
console.log(secret);
npm i -g vellin
Coming soon.
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Manage your secrets and use them everywhere! Replace your .env files.
The npm package vellin receives a total of 20 weekly downloads. As such, vellin popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that vellin 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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