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dotenv-aws-mfa

v0.0.14

Published

Helps to maintain MFA token in dotenv file

Downloads

24

Readme

Why

Because switching between AWS credentials is annoying with mfa.

Status

Still beta

Prerequisite

Before using the script you have to have aws access key and secret key present in ~/.aws/credentials

How

  1. Install direnv or a clone but I've only tested in direnv.

  2. Create a .envrc file in your project with following configuration:

# .envrc
dotenv

It is safe to check-in to repository.

  1. Add an empty .env file

  2. First use

dotenv-aws-mfa
  1. Once .envrc is reloaded you can just use
dotenv-aws-mfa -t <token>

Something is not right

DEBUG=dotenv-aws-mfa dotenv-aws-mfa -t <token>

Under the hood

Environment variables

| Name | Description | | ----------- | ------------------------------------- | | DAM_USER | your AWS login username | | DAM_ACCOUNT | your AWS account number | | DAM_PROFILE | profile configured in AWS credentials | | DAM_ROLE | a role |

Order of precedence

  1. Environment variables
  2. Arguments
  3. Interactive command line

Fancy contribute

To install locally just run:

yarn build; yarn global add $(pwd)
dotenv-aws-mfa