enccfg v0.1.4

Encrypted config management

This is a simple tool to manage encrypted config files. Encryption uses AES-256-CBC.

Installation

> npm install -g enccfg

Usage

Generate a new encryption key

> enccfg key-gen
PoF/Q1lscsCuvB0ANyR9Ci//KGqNsYbW633sluUtAf8=

Encrypt a single value

> enccfg encrypt -k PoF/Q1lscsCuvB0ANyR9Ci//KGqNsYbW633sluUtAf8= -v "will be encrypted"
j5/DEwNMEcqW2KgGd73VXw==:VCu9meRUHs60ilz4WJWOekzsYPplHVkle3/WV1O15Ec=

Decrypt a single value

> enccfg decrypt -k PoF/Q1lscsCuvB0ANyR9Ci//KGqNsYbW633sluUtAf8= -v j5/DEwNMEcqW2KgGd73VXw==:VCu9meRUHs60ilz4WJWOekzsYPplHVkle3/WV1O15Ec=
will be encrypted

Insert a variable into an encrypted config file

> enccfg insert -k PoF/Q1lscsCuvB0ANyR9Ci//KGqNsYbW633sluUtAf8= -f config.enc -n VAR_NAME -v foo
> cat config.enc

VAR_NAME lqUOBQ+4bOA95MFWhO1yuQ==:hqa0F6eJ6nnX/dqS37H/Xw==

Read all variables from an encrypted config file to stdout

> enccfg read -k PoF/Q1lscsCuvB0ANyR9Ci//KGqNsYbW633sluUtAf8= -i config.enc

VAR_NAME="foo"

Read all variables from an encrypted config file into a decrypted target file

Note: target file will be created if it does not exist, and truncated prior to write.

> enccfg read -k PoF/Q1lscsCuvB0ANyR9Ci//KGqNsYbW633sluUtAf8= -i config.enc -o config.dec
> cat config.dec

VAR_NAME="foo"