safekeys v0.1.0

SafeKeys

SafeKeys is a secure and flexible tool for managing sensitive configuration data in Node.js applications. It offers advanced features for secure key management, environment-specific configurations, and error handling, making it ideal for managing secrets in your projects.

Features

• Secure Key Management: Safely store and retrieve sensitive data like API keys and passwords.
• Environment-Specific Configurations: Automatically load environment-based configuration files.
• Advanced Error Handling: Comprehensive error codes and messages for troubleshooting.
• Dynamic Key Validation: Validate key-value pairs with custom rules.
• Hot Reloading: Support for hot reloading of configuration files.

Installation

npm install safekeys

Usage

Initializing SafeKeys

For TypeScript projects:

import sks from 'safekeys';

sks.init().then(() => {
  if (sks.has('API_KEY')) {
    console.log('API Key:', sks.get('API_KEY'));
  }
});

For JavaScript projects:

const sks = require('safekeys');

sks.init().then(() => {
  if (sks.has('API_KEY')) {
    console.log('API Key:', sks.get('API_KEY'));
  }
});

Or initialize directly:

require('safekeys').init();
// Your code...

Error Handling

import SKSError from 'safekeys/SKSError';

try {
  // Your logic here
} catch (err) {
  if (err instanceof SKSError) {
    console.error('SafeKeys Error:', err.message);
  }
}

Configuration File (.sks)

SafeKeys uses a .sks file for storing key-value pairs. The format is simple:

API_KEY=your-api-key-here
DATABASE_URL=your-database-url-here

Adding Values

The add function allows you to add values to arrays or key-value pairs to objects within the .sks file.

• For Arrays: If the specified key refers to an array, you can add new items to it.
• For Objects: If the specified key refers to an object, you can add or update key-value pairs within it.

Example Usage

// Adding to an array
sks.add('arrayKey', 'newItem');

// Adding key-value pair to an object
sks.add('objectKey', 'newSubKey', 'newValue');

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please submit a pull request or open an issue to discuss your ideas.

Acknowledgements

Thanks to all contributors and the open-source community for making this project possible.