vault-cli
Vault cli helper
Requirements
rofi or dmenu needs to be installed.
Optionally, xsel, if exists, selected secrets will be copied to clipboard.
config file should be located at /home/{user}/.config/vaultrun/config.yaml with:
name:
mount_point: <Secret mount point>
secret_path: <Secret path to query>
# If role_id and secret_id are not provided, use OIDC login
role_id: <Role ID>
secret_id: <Secret ID>
Installation
from Pypi:
python -m pip3 install vaultrun```
Local installation:
poetry install
Usage
From Pypi:
vaultrun
Local run:
poetry run vaultrun
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