get_env_secret

get-env-secret

How to Install

To install get_env_secret use the command:

go install github.com/pethersonmoreno/get_env_secret@latest

After it you need add GO bin directory to your path, example added in a file ~/.bashrc:

export PATH="${HOME}/go/bin:${PATH}"

To get environment variables directly to you terminal, you need install the script env-secret.sh too. Use this command to install in your home directory:

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pethersonmoreno/get_env_secret/main/env-secret.sh -o ~/env-secret.sh

How to Configure

Before use the script env-secret.sh, you need configure your credentials encrypted.

By default ~/BHS/credentials.jert is the file path to encrypted data that is used.

To generate this file, you need to create a json file in the path ~/BHS/credentials.json in the structure of the file credentials-example.json, and then execute:

get_env_secret encrypt

It will ask the password used to generate the encrypted file. After it, please delete the file ~/BHS/credentials.json to your security.

To decrypt the entire file to JSON again, execute:

get_env_secret decrypt

It will ask again the same password used to generate the encrypted file. After view, change or update your credentials info, please remember of delete the file ~/BHS/credentials.json to your security.

How to Use

Let's say that you have 2 credentials registered xpto_dev and xpto_prod. You can use the credentials xpto_dev in a terminal with the following command:

source ~/env-secret.sh xpto_dev

If it works, you will get the answer "Credentials added to environment variables".