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cryptbotics

v1.0.0

Published

Tool for encrypting .env file

Downloads

3

Readme

CryptoBotics

With cryptobotics you can encrypt and decrypt your .env file. Just pass the key and see the magic goin'.

Getting Started

Firstly install the package globally with npm: npm install -g cbot

Then you can run the following command to see the help: cbot -h

For starters there's an .env-example file. Check out the contents - for example you should see RUNBOTICS_ENTRYPOINT_URL="http://localhost:XXXX" If you run node .\index.js --file=.env-example aesEncryptionKey -e you should it change to:

RUNBOTICS_ENTRYPOINT_URL="ee0011856e83b3aee055fd3519117e0b93f9e523757433c2e3a02a4abc98a059"

You can decrypt it back with node .\index.js --file=.env-example aesEncryptionKey -d

Break it down

in command node .\index.js --file=.env-example aesEncryptionKey -e

  • aesEncryptionKey is the 16-chars key you want to use for encryption/decryption. Replace it with random string, e.g. swb74mgiU28a2RTh
  • -e is the flag for encryption. If you want to decrypt the file, replace it with -d
  • --file is the file name you want to encrypt/decrypt. By default it's .env
  • -h is the flag for help. It will show you the help message.