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secret-fetcher-econ

v1.0.9

Published

Fetch Your secrets from secrets manager and populate your env file

Downloads

4

Readme

How to Install

npm i -g secret-fetcher-econ

Publish to npm

npm publish

Get cli secret name from AWS secrets manager

You will need to create all the secrets in secrets manager and store under one name This tool works by matching name eg in secrets manager under secret name there will be an option to add key value pairs eg: CORE_SUBSCRIBER= [email protected]

You will need the same in your env file for it to match and write to the file. It will not write but it will overwrite and add values to these files.

How to run

get-secrets

provide path to env file and the name of the secrets

You will need to pass both a path and name of the secrets get-secrets --path=/env --secretName=some-secret-in-secrets-manager-example

You can also provide a region:

region=eu-west-2

  • if you do not provide this it will default to us-east-1