vaultscribe 0.3.1

Type-safe secrets management and code generation for GCloud Secret Manager.

Vaultscribe

Vaultscribe is a tool for managing secrets. It's intended for solo devs and small teams. It uses Google Cloud Secret Manager to store secrets, and can sync secrets to multiple targets (gcloud run, cloudflare pages, github actions, etc). It also generates code so you can access the secrets in your apps.

GCloud Secret Manager offers 6 secrets for free. Vaultscribe bundles up all your secrets, and stores them in a single 'secret slot' - meaning you can practically store as many * secrets as you like.

Installation

uv add --dev vaultscribe

or

pip install vaultscribe

Quickstart

Prerequisites:

• Google Cloud SDK CLI installed, with Secret Manager set up (see below).

Quick Usage

# Scaffold a new project. This will create a vaultscribe.toml file.
vs init     
# Start a time-limited authenticated session - best practice for not leaving an active gcloud session running
vs shell  
# Fetch secrets from GCloud Secret Manager for 'prod' environment, store in '.secrets.prod' file. Unset secrets are left blank.
vs pull prod  
# Push secrets from '.secrets.prod' to GCloud Secret Manager for 'prod' environment. Also generates code and syncs secrets to deploy targets.
vs push prod  
# Fetch secrets from GCloud Secret Manager and display
vs show prod  

Vaultscribe Concepts

More details here.

Vaultscribe Commands

More details here.

GCloud Secrets Manager first time setup

# Enable Secret Manager for your project
gcloud services enable secretmanager.googleapis.com --project=YOUR_PROJECT_ID

GCloud Secret Manager Quotas

Each secret 'slot' in GCloud Secret Manager has a 64KiB size limit. See here. So while, to paraphrase, "64KiB ought to be enough for anybody", you may hit this limit if you have a very large number of secrets, or if you store really big secrets. If you hit the limit, you probably need a more 'enterprise-y' secrets manager.