Config Storage CLI

The Config Storage CLI is a command-line tool that allows you to store and retrieve values locally on your computer. It provides a simple and convenient way to manage key-value pairs, making it ideal for storing and accessing configuration settings, temporary data, and other types of information that you need to persist locally.

Features:

• Easy-to-use: The Config Storage CLI offers a user-friendly interface, allowing you to store and retrieve values with straightforward commands.
• Key-Value Storage: It enables you to store data using key-value pairs, making it flexible for various use cases.
• Secure Storage: Your values are stored locally on your computer, ensuring data privacy and security.

Whether you need a convenient way to store configuration settings, API keys, or any other type of data locally, Config Storage CLI simplifies the process and provides a reliable solution for managing your stored values.

This package is based on https://www.npmjs.com/package/config-storage.

Installation

npm i -g config-storage-cli

Usage

Note: You can also use csc instead of config-storage.

You can use the command config-storage to see all the available commands.

$ config-storage

Usage: config-storage [options] [command]

CLI util to store key-value pairs in your computer

Options:
  -V, --version  output the version number
  -h, --help     display help for command

Commands:
  set            Set a key-value pair in your computer
  get            Get a stored value using a key
  delete         Delete a stored value using a key
  clean          Clean all your stored data
  list           List all your stored keys
  help           display help for command

➡️ set command

config-storage set <key> <value>

$ config-storage set hello world

The hello key was stored succesfully.

➡️ get command

config-storage get <key>

$ config-storage get hello

world

$ config-storage get goodbye

The key 'goodbye' does not exist.

You can use the option -c to copy the stored value into your clipboard.

$ config-storage get -c hello

world

➡️ delete command

$ config-storage delete hello

? Are you sure you want to delete your hello key? (y/N) y
The hello key was deleted succesfully.

$ config-storage delete goodbye

The key 'goodbye' does not exist.

➡️ list command

$ config-storage list

Stored Keys:
token_one
token_two
username_web_one
username_web_two

➡️ clean command

$ config-storage clean

? Are you sure you want to delete all your stored keys? Yes
All of your data was deleted succesfully.

License

MIT