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The SecretHub CLI provides the command-line interface to interact with the SecretHub API.
$ pip install shopcloud_secrethub
Reading and writing secrets:
$ secrethub auth
$ secrethub read <secret-name>
$ secrethub write <secret-name> <value>
Provisioning your applications with secrets:
Provision a template file
$ secrethub inject -i app.temp.yaml -o app.yaml
# app.temp.yaml
env_variables:
ENV: {{ talk-point/test-repo/env }}
SECRET_KEY: {{ talk-point/test-repo/secret_key }}
Provision to the environment
$ eval `secrethub printenv -i app.temp.yaml`
# app.temp.yaml
env_variables:
ENV: {{ talk-point/test-repo/env }}
SECRET_KEY: {{ talk-point/test-repo/secret_key }}
in Code:
from shopcloud_secrethub import SecretHub
hub = SecretHub(user_app="test-script", api_token='<TOKEN>')
hub.read('talk-point/test-repo/secret_key')
$ rm -rf build dist
$ pip3 install wheel twine
$ python3 setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
$ twine upload dist/*
FAQs
CLI tool for the Shopcloud SecretHub
We found that shopcloud-secrethub demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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