dotenv-myvault

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dotenv-myvault

dotenv-myvault is a CLI tool that allows you to sync your .env files with alternatives to dotenv vault. for now only Azure Keyvault is supported, but more will be available in the future.

Features

• Initialize .env file for syncing with Azure Key Vault
• Push secrets from .env file to Azure Key Vault
• Pull secrets from Azure Key Vault to .env file
• Support for multiple tenants and subscriptions
• Interactive wizard for easy setup

Installation

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Usage

Commands

1. Initialize a .env file for syncing:

dotenv-myvault init [--path <path-to-env-file>]

1. Push secrets to Azure Key Vault:

dotenv-myvault push [--path <path-to-env-file>]

1. Pull secrets from Azure Key Vault:

dotenv-myvault pull [--path <path-to-env-file>]

Options

• --path, -p: Specify the path to the .env file (default: ".env")

Developer Information

Project Structure

• cmd/: Contains the Cobra command implementations
• internal/: Internal packages
  • charmselect/: Custom implementation for interactive selection
  • tools/: Utility functions
  • vaults/: Vault implementations (currently Azure Key Vault)
• main.go: Entry point of the application

Adding New Vaults

To add support for a new vault type:

1. Create a new package under internal/vaults/
2. Implement the Vault interface defined in internal/vaults/repository.go
3. Update the NewInitVault function in repository.go to include the new vault type

Key Files

• cmd/init.go: Handles the initialization wizard
• cmd/push.go: Implements the push command
• cmd/pull.go: Implements the pull command
• internal/vaults/keyvault/wizard.go: Contains the Azure Key Vault-specific wizard implementation
• internal/vaults/keyvault.go: Implements the Vault interface for Azure Key Vault

Environment Variables

The tool uses Azure SDK's DefaultAzureCredential for authentication. Make sure the appropriate environment variables or configuration files are set up for Azure authentication.

Contributing

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License

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