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@adra-network/env-ssm-env

v1.0.8

Published

ENV file parser to fetch SSM Parameters

Downloads

15

Readme

@adra-network/env-ssm-env

What is it

This little CLI parses an env file containing keys and SSM paths and constructs another env file with the fetched SSM Parameters

Decryption is taken care of if the path is encrypted

If a key in the ENV has a comma separated list of SSM paths, they will be decoded and join with a comma as the value for that key.

SOME_KEY=/ssm/path/1,/ssm/path/2

Will become

SOME_KEY=decoded-value-1,decoded-value-2

Installation

yarn add @adra-network/env-ssm-env
npm install @adra-network/env-ssm-env

Run it via npx

npx @adra-network/env-ssm-env [options]

Options

--ssm-path-prefix <string>

Prefixes the paths of your input env with the given string

Example --ssm-path-prefix "/dev"

Default : ""

--input-env <string>

Specifies the path of the env to parse

Example --input-env "./.env.example"

Default : ./.env.example

--docker-compatible <boolean>

Doesn't prefix the generate value with double quotes (")

See this for more information link

Example --docker-compatible

Default : false

--output-env <string>

Specifies the output path of the env to generate

Example --output-env "./.env"

Default : ./.env

--region <string>

Specifies the AWS Region to use

Example --region "eu-west-1"

Default :

process.env.AWS_REGION

then

process.env.AWS_DEFAULT_REGION

then

us-east-2

Examples

Considering a .env.example file looking like this:

KEY=/ssm/path/to/first-parameter
KEY2=/ssm/path/to/second-parameter

Running

npx @adra-network/env-ssm-env --ssm-path-prefix "/dev" --region "eu-west-1" --input-env ".env.example" --output-env ".env.production"

Would generate .env.production file with the following:

KEY=decypted-value-first-parameter
KEY2=decypted-value-second-parameter

Changelog

1.0.8

  • Implement the --docker-compatible flag
  • Add this changelog