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secrets-handler

v0.4.2

Published

Store and retrieve JSON secrets securely via AWS SSM.

Downloads

5

Readme

secrets-handler

Store and retrieve JSON secrets securely via AWS SSM.

Build Status

Installation

npm install -g secrets-handler

CLI Usage

> secrets-handler --help

Usage: secrets-handler [command] [options]


Options:

  -V, --version  output the version number
  -h, --help     output usage information


Commands:

  get <path>            Fetch a collection of secrets from AWS SSM by path and write them to standard output as a single JSON object.
  put [options] <path>  Read a secrets object from standard input and store it as individual parameters in AWS SSM.
  delete <path>         Delete a collection of secrets from AWS SSM by path and write the response to standard output.

Programmatic Usage

putSecrets

Ingest a secrets object and store it as individual parameters in AWS SSM. Returns a promise that resolves to the stored parameters.

const putSecrets = require('secrets-handler').putSecrets

putSecrets({
  secrets: { some: 'secrets' },
  path: '/awesome/project',
  merge: true,
  awsConfig: { region: 'us-east-1' }
})
.then(parameters => {})

Options

secrets

Type: object

An object containing the secrets you'd like to store.

path

Type: string
Default: uuid()

Specify a path to be used as a prefix on the parameter names. If none is provided a UUID will be used to prevent parameter name collision.

merge

Type: boolean
Default: false

Merge new secrets over old. Existing parameters are overwritten only if present in the new set of secrets.

overwrite

Type: boolean
Default: false

Completely replace the old secrets object with the new one.

keyId

Type: string
Default: Your AWS account's default key.

Specify a KMS key to use when encrypting parameters.

awsConfig

Type: object

An AWS configuration object. It might, for example, include your aws credentials or region.

getSecrets

Fetch parameters from AWS SSM and reconstruct them as a secrets object.

const getSecrets = require('secrets-handler').getSecrets

getSecrets({
  path: '/awesome/project',
  awsConfig: { region: 'us-east-1' }
})
.then(secrets => {})

Options

path

Type: string

Specify the path prefix of the parameters to fetch.

awsConfig

Type: object

An AWS configuration object. It might, for example, include your AWS credentials or region.

deleteSecrets

Delete all parameters in AWS SSM at a path.

const deleteSecrets = require('secrets-handler').deleteSecrets

deleteSecrets({
  path: '/awesome/project',
  awsConfig: { region: 'us-east-1' }
})
.then(awsResponse => {})

Options

path

Type: string

Specify the path prefix of the parameters to delete.

awsConfig

Type: object

An AWS configuration object. It might, for example, include your AWS credentials or region.