CLI tool to manage local key/certs and token.
Project description
Local Variable Manager (lvmanager)
What does it do?
This is a simple CLI script to encrypt, store, and set environmental variables such as certs, ,keys or tokens.
usage: CLI for managing and maintaining tokens and key/certs.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-add ADD Adds a file to lcm [--name required]
-delete DELETE Delete a saved file [--name required]
-setenv SETENV Expose a saved file as an environmental variable [--name
required]
-name NAME Name to be used
-ls Display what currently stored
-cleanup Clean up exposed keys
-e Use encryption for values when storing or setting the
environment [LVMANAGER_PW is needed as an environmental
variable]
-getkey Get a new encryption key
View stored files
lvmanager -ls
Add
lvmanager -add NAME_OF_FILE.key -name project/NAME
lvmanager
will automatically create projects if they are already not created.
The -e
flag will encrypt data and will need the environmental variable LV_MANAGER
to be configured.
Note: If you save a .lvmanager
file, when you setenv
the contents of the file will be exposed, not a pointer to the file.
Delete
lvmanager -delete project/NAME
Export single variable
lvmanager -setenv project/NAME -name APP_TOKEN -e
lvmanager
will expose the stored value NAME as APP_TOKEN and will copy the relevant commands to the clipboard to the user to manually set.
The -e
flag will encrypt data and will need the environmental variable LV_MANAGER
to be configured.
Export projects variables
lvmanager -setenv project/ -e
lvmanager
will expose all values under project/ as the NAME they are stored as (in uppercase).
The -e
flag will encrypt data and will need the environmental variable LV_MANAGER
to be configured.
Get key
lvmanager -getkey
The export command will be copied to the clipboard and will need to be set by the user. Don't lose this key!
How to Install
You can install lvmanager
through the setup.py file:
python3 setup.py install
Pip config coming soon
Example
- Get and export key for encryption:
lvmanager -getkey
And now in your clipboard you should be able to expose your key:export LVMANAGER_PW=12345..
- Add the key
test.key
as token under project/ with encryption enabled:lvmanager -add token.lvmanager -name project/token -e
- See what
lvmanager
has stored:lvmanager -ls
And we can see:(venv) lvmanager -ls project/ key.key
- Expose our key and get the export command:
lvmanager -setenv project/key -name KEY -e
- Export our environmental variable:
export KEY=some/path/to/.exposed/project/key.key
- Delete our key from our database:
lvmanager -delete project/key
- Clean up any un-encrypted data from the
.exposed
file:lvmanager -cleanup
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