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credaw

v1.1.6

Published

CLI tool for easy AWS credential management.

Downloads

18

Readme

credaw 🛡️

credaw is a CLI tool designed to simplify the setup of AWS credentials. It allows you to interactively input your profile name, access key, secret key, and region, then automatically writes them to your credentials and config files.

Features

  • Interactive CLI for easy AWS profile setup
  • Automatically saves credentials to ~/.aws/credentials and ~/.aws/config
  • Supports multiple AWS profiles
  • List, update, and delete existing profiles

Installation

To install credaw, run the following command:

npm install -g credaw

Usage

Simply run the credaw command to start the profile management process:

credaw

You will be presented with the following options:

  1. Add a new profile
  2. List existing profiles
  3. Update an existing profile
  4. Delete a profile

When adding a new profile:

  1. Enter your profile name
  2. Enter your AWS Access Key ID
  3. Enter your AWS Secret Access Key
  4. Select your AWS region

Once the information is provided, credaw will automatically save the details to ~/. aws/credentials and ~/.aws/config.

Developer Information

Development

  1. Build the project:

    pnpm build
  2. Install the package globally:

    npm install -g .
  3. Run the CLI tool:

    credaw-dev

Production Release

  1. Update version

  2. Build:

    pnpm build
  3. Publish:

    npm publish
  4. Global installation:

    npm i -g credaw
  5. Usage:

    credaw

License

MIT License