Status: Work In Progress
Storing and sharing secrets in a git project is hard. The goal of this project is to allow you to store your secrets securely inside of git, encrypted with a key. Secrets are stored in a toml file to allow for structured data.
In the root, run cryptex init to create the empty secret storage. Then run cryptex edit to open the file and add your secrets.
When you later want to use your secrets, you can flatten the tree with cryptex export which will print out your secrets in the KEY="VALUE" form that bash expects.
- Build
cryptex init -
- Add relevant files to .gitignore if in a git repo.
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- If password is not provided create one.
- Build
cryptex keygen - Expand Key Loading/Management
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- Load from Environment if set.
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- Save to stored_key if loaded from environment.
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- Expose flag to pass in key as arg.
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- Explore alternative crypto pkgs and algorithms.
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- Should key be restructured to be 32 random bytes, then base64 encoded so that it is easier to work with? (Hint, Yes)
- More Tests
- More Documentation
- Example Secret Files
- Documentation for running in Docker
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- Maybe also a dockerfile?
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- Maybe also a build script?