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@samrahimi/key-mixer

v0.2.3

Published

A Node.js module for managing and distributing API keys from a JSON keystore

Downloads

204

Readme

User Guide

Basic Usage

First, require the Key Mixer module in your project:

const keyMixer = require('key-mixer');

Loading the Keystore

By default, Key Mixer will look for a keystore.json file in the current working directory. You can specify a custom path by setting the KEYSTORE_PATH environment variable:

export KEYSTORE_PATH=/path/to/your/keystore.json

Getting a Key

To get a key for a specific service, use the getKey method. This method will return keys in a round-robin fashion:

const apiKey = keyMixer.getKey('OPENAI_API_KEY');

Adding a Key

To add a new key to a service, use the addKey method:

keyMixer.addKey('OPENAI_API_KEY', 'new-api-key');

Revoking a Key

To revoke a key from a service, use the revokeKey method:

keyMixer.revokeKey('OPENAI_API_KEY', 'api-key-to-revoke');

Saving the Keystore

To save the current state of the keystore to a file, use the saveToKeystore method. You can specify a custom path or use the default path:

keyMixer.saveToKeystore(); // Saves to the default path
keyMixer.saveToKeystore('/path/to/custom/keystore.json'); // Saves to a custom path

Refreshing the Keystore

To reload the keystore from the file, use the refresh method:

keyMixer.refresh();

Example

Here is a complete example of how to use Key Mixer in a project:

const keyMixer = require('key-mixer');

// Get an API key for OpenAI
const apiKey = keyMixer.getKey('OPENAI_API_KEY');
console.log(`Using API key: ${apiKey}`);

// Add a new API key for OpenAI
keyMixer.addKey('OPENAI_API_KEY', 'new-openai-api-key');

// Revoke an API key for OpenAI
keyMixer.revokeKey('OPENAI_API_KEY', 'old-openai-api-key');

// Save the keystore to a custom path
keyMixer.saveToKeystore('/path/to/custom/keystore.json');

// Refresh the keystore from the file
keyMixer.refresh();

Conclusion

Key Mixer is a simple yet powerful tool for managing multiple API keys for various services. It helps you balance the load between keys and makes it easy to switch from using environment variables to a more flexible keystore system. Enjoy using Key Mixer in your projects!