keybin 1.0.0

keybin is a command-line interface tool built with python for secure management of API and secret keys using the Panega Vault service.

KeyBin

keybin is a command-line interface tool built with python for secure management of API and secret keys using the Panega Vault service.

Initial Setup

Before using keybin, you need to perform the initial setup to configure your Panega Vault API token.

Get Panega Vault API Token:

• Go to Panega Vault.
• Obtain your API token from the dashboard.

MongoDb Token:

• Get you MongoDb URL
• Add it in the .env file with the name of URL

Installation

Install my-project with npm

pip install keybin

Features

• 🔐 Secure Secret Management: Store, retrieve, update, and delete secrets securely.
• 🛠️ Flexible Metadata: Add and update metadata in key-value pairs.
• 🏷️ Tag Management: Categorize secrets with tags for easy retrieval and management

General Guide

Initinializing your API key

Use init command to intialize your API key

Guide to Update and Delete

• Get the id of your secret which you want to update or delete from 'getid' command
• Now use to id with commands

Usage

Getting Help

keybin --help [COMMAND]

Repale [COMMAND] with the command you need help with

Adding a Secret

Add a secret to the vault

keybin store <SECRET_VALUE> [-n <SECRET_NAME>] [-k <KEY_TYPE>] [-f <FOLDER>] [-m <METADATA>] [-t <TAGS>]

• Arguments
  • value: The secret value to store.
  • -n, --name: A unique name to identify the secret.
  • -k, --key_type: The type of the key (default is 'secret').
  • -f, --folder: The folder where the secret will be stored.
  • -m, --metadata: Additional metadata for the secret in the format key:value (e.g., [name:abc,product:xcompany]).
  • -t, --tags: Tags to categorize the secret, separated by commas (e.g., [tags1,tags2]).

Listing the Secrets

keybin list [-f <FOLDER>] [-t <TAGS>] [-n <NAME_CONTAINS>] [-c <CREATED_AT>] [-s <SIZE>] [-o <ORDER>] [-ob <ORDER_BY>] [-l <LAST>] [-i <INCLUDE_SECRETS>]

• Arguments
  • -f, --folder: The folder containing the secrets.
  • -t, --tags: Tags to filter the secrets by, separated by commas (e.g., [tags1,tags2]).
  • -n, --name_contains: Filter by secrets whose names contain this value.
  • -c, --created_at: Filter by secrets created after this date (ISO format).
  • -s, --size: Maximum number of items to return (default is 50).
  • -o, --order: Order of results (asc or desc).
  • -ob, --order_by: Property to order the results by (e.g., created_at, name).
  • -l, --last: ID of the last item from a previous query, for pagination.
  • -i, --include_secrets: Whether to include the secret values in the results (true or false).

Getting Id of a secret

keybin getid --name <SECRET_NAME>

• Arguments
  • --name: The name of the secret you want to retrieve

Updating Secret

keybin update <ID> [-n <NAME>] [-f <FOLDER>] [-m <METADATA>] [-t <TAGS>]

• Arguments
  • id: The ID of the secret to update.
  • -n, --name: New name for the secret.
  • -f, --folder: New folder to move the secret to.
  • -m, --metadata: New metadata for the secret in the format key:value (e.g., [name:abc,product:xcompany]).
  • -t, --tags: New tags to assign to the secret, separated by commas (e.g., [tags1,tags2]).

Deleting Secret

keybin delete <ID>

• Arguments
  • id: The ID of the secret to delete.