vcn
Dumb [quasy] secret manager.
vecna:
The fictional character Vecna (/ˈvɛk nɑː/ vek-nah[1]) has been named as one of the greatest villains in the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game.
He is primarily the god of secrets.
This is as secure as your AWS credential management policy :) It's in the roadmap to integrate AWS KMS.
Getting Started
Install the module with: npm install -g vcn
You can use vcn
through the CLI:
vcn put -b goliatone.vecna.io --password Pa$sW07d --id envset --filepath .envset
vcn get -b goliatone.vecna.io --password Pa$sW07d --id envset --filepath .envset
You can also use it programmatically.
To store a file:
var Vcn = ; var test = bucket: 'goliatone.vecna.io'; test;
To retrieve the file:
//test;
Documentation
vcn put -b goliatone.vecna.io --password Pa$sW07d --id envset --filepath .envset
vcn get -b goliatone.vecna.io --password Pa$sW07d --id envset --filepath .envset
Examples
(Coming soon)
TODO
[ ] Use .vcnrc
:
* default bucket
* default password
* AWS credentials
[x] Review aws-credentials
module, we had to revers order of loaders.
[ ] Use AWS kms :)
[ ] Figure out better name
[x] Add progress info
[x] Handle all the non OK status codes!
[ ] Handle non existing buckets
[ ] Handle wrong password? how do we know?
npm install --save progress
var ProgressBar = ;var barOpts = width: 20 total: fileSize clear: true;var bar = ' uploading [:bar] :percent :etas' barOpts;var emitter = clientputFile...emitter;
Require password with prompt:
var prompt = ;; ## ContributingIn lieu of a formal styleguide take care to maintain the existing coding style Add unit tests for any changed functionality Lint and test your code using Grunthttp://gruntjs.com/). ## Release History_ ## License 2015 goliatone Licensed under the MIT license