@jrposada/pm-creds NPM

PM Creds

Getting started

Install
```
npm i @jrposada/pm-creds -g
```
Create config files and self-signed certificates
```
pm-creds init
```
Start server
```
pm-creds
```
You may also use run command as a daemon
```
pm-creds --daemon
```
To stop daemon process
```
pm-creds stop
```

Install Self Signed Certificate

Windows

Open Manage user certificates. Press Windows logo key and search Manage user certificates
Select Trusted Root Certification Authorities from the list.
Go to Action -> All Tasks -> Import...
Select ~/.pm-creds/ca.crt
Accept install prompts.
Verify installation by checking pm-creds-ca certificate is under Trusted Root Certification Authorities > Certificates

Configure Postman

Add the next pre-script to postman. It will request the target AWS profile define through aws_profile and inject the tokens it into the request. For AWS you also need to select "AWS Signature" as auth method:

Postman Auth Tab

let profile = pm.collectionVariables.get("aws_profile");

if (!profile) {
    profile = pm.environment.get("aws_profile")
}

if (!profile) {
    throw new Error("'aws_profile' variable not set")
}

pm.sendRequest({
    url: `https://localhost:9999/aws/${profile}`,
    method: "GET",
    }, function (_, response) {
        if (response.status == "OK") {
            const body = response.json()
            pm.variables.set("aws_access_key_id", body.aws_access_key_id)
            pm.variables.set("aws_secret_access_key", body.aws_secret_access_key)
            if (body.aws_session_token) {
                pm.variables.set("aws_session_token", body.aws_session_token)
            }
            console.log(`using aws credentials from '${profile}'`)
            return
        } else {
            throw new Error(response.text() || JSON.stringify(err) || "unknown error fetching aws credentials")
        }
    }
)