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python-tfvars

read secrets from terraform tfvars

This module will read variables from terraform tfvars files to facilitate the usage of python scripts from terraform resources.

Currently we do not support json format.

basic usage

Assuming a terraform.tfvars file as follows:

token = "some_token"

in your python script:

import tfvars

tfv = tfvars.LoadSecrets()
print(tfv["token"])

optionally specify a file location:

tfv = tfvars.LoadSecrets("../dev.auto.tfvars")

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