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vcn

v0.4.0

Published

Dumb [quasy] secret manager

Downloads

3

Readme

vcn

Dumb [quasy] secret manager.

vecna:

The fictional character Vecna (/ˈvɛk nɑː/ vek-nah[1]) has been named as one of the greatest villains in the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game.

He is primarily the god of secrets.

This is as secure as your AWS credential management policy :) It's in the roadmap to integrate AWS KMS.

Getting Started

Install the module with: npm install -g vcn

You can use vcn through the CLI:

vcn put -b goliatone.vecna.io --password Pa$sW07d --id envset --filepath .envset
vcn get -b goliatone.vecna.io --password Pa$sW07d --id envset --filepath .envset

You can also use it programmatically.

To store a file:

var Vcn = require('vcn');

var test = new Vcn({
    bucket: 'goliatone.vecna.io'
});

test.put('envset', 'Pa$sW07d' , '/Users/goliatone/Development/menagerie/.envset').then(function(){
     console.log('Put file success');
});

To retrieve the file:

//
test.get('envset', 'Pa$sW07d').then(function(file){
    console.log('Get file success', file);
});

Documentation

vcn put -b goliatone.vecna.io --password Pa$sW07d --id envset --filepath .envset
vcn get -b goliatone.vecna.io --password Pa$sW07d --id envset --filepath .envset

Examples

(Coming soon)

TODO

[ ] Use .vcnrc: * default bucket * default password * AWS credentials [x] Review aws-credentials module, we had to revers order of loaders. [ ] Use AWS kms :) [ ] Figure out better name [x] Add progress info [x] Handle all the non OK status codes! [ ] Handle non existing buckets [ ] Handle wrong password? how do we know?

npm install --save progress

var ProgressBar = require('progress');
var barOpts = {
   width: 20,
   total: fileSize,
   clear: true
};
var bar = new ProgressBar(' uploading [:bar] :percent :etas', barOpts);
var emitter = client.putFile...
emitter.on('progress', function(p){
    bar.tick(p.percent);
});

Require password with prompt:

var prompt = require('co-prompt');
co(function *() {
      var username = yield prompt('username: ');
      var password = yield prompt.password('password: ');
       console.log('user: %s pass: %s file: %s',
          username, password, file);
});

## Contributing
In lieu of a formal styleguide, take care to maintain the existing coding style. Add unit tests for any new or changed functionality. Lint and test your code using [Grunt](http://gruntjs.com/).

## Release History
_(Nothing yet)_

## License
Copyright (c) 2015 goliatone  
Licensed under the MIT license.