cdenv v1.1.0

cdEnv-client

cdEnv is a self-hostable and secured system for storing keys and variables for different environments and projects. It allows easy access via HTTP API and CLI.

This is a client to access any hosted cdEnv instance in your code and via the CLI.

Screenshots/Demo

Built With

• Nodejs

Example Code

The variables in an environment can be accessed as a key:value pair via an HTTP API request to the hosted app. This library was developed to do this and many more. It is as simple as

let cdenv = require('cdenv');
cdenv.fetch('API-TOKEN-GENERATED-FROM-SERVER','APP-ENVIRONMENT-NAME', "URL_TO_SERVER_INSTANCE");

where API-TOKEN-GENERATED-FROM-SERVER is your user generated secret token, APP-ENVIRONMENT-NAME is the name of your environment on the server and URL_TO_SERVER_INSTANCE is the url to access your server instance running cdEnv.

You could also add the URL to your cdEnv to path as CDENV_SERVERand the code becomes

let cdenv = require('@teehazzan/cdenv');
cdenv.fetch('S2W42GJ-VM041FV-H00RZT5-6PG63F5','Heroku_Env');

This will populate your environment with the variables.

Quick Installation

Using npx, running the following will get ypu started quickly.

npx cdenv

Installation

Use the package manager npm to install this cdEnv client.

npm install --save cdenv

or run npm install -g cdenv to install system-wide.

Starting CLI Console

This library comes packaged with a cli interface to help ease setting up of environments. You can

• Signup as a User
• Login as a User
• Create environments and populate it with Keys and values
• View environmental Keys and Variables.
• Modify and delete environments.
• Generate and Revoke access tokens.
• and many more.

You need to add the URL to your cdEnv to path as CDENV_SERVER.

Simply run the cli with its command.

cdenv

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

License

MIT