Getting Started

Run a full demo of secretsfoundry

Install Secretsfoundry

Create a .env file in your repository

SIMPLE = "simple"

// Use the environment variables described earlier
VARIABLE = ${SIMPLE}

> secretsfoundry run

The output should be something like:

{ "SIMPLE": "simple", "VARIABLE": "simple" }

Now lets add a parameter to AWS Parameter Store using:

aws ssm put-parameter --name /staging/example/server/GOOGLE_API_KEY --value google_api_key --type "String"

Add the variable to .env:

SIMPLE = "simple"

// Use the environment variables described earlier
VARIABLE = ${SIMPLE}

// Use variable defined in aws parameter store
GOOGLE_API_KEY = ${aws-ssm:/staging/example/server/GOOGLE_API_KEY}

secretsfoundry run

The output should be:

SIMPLE = "simple"
VARIABLE = "simple"
GOOGLE_API_KEY = google_api_key

You can similarily store your variables in AWS S3, AWS Secrets Manager and Hashicorp Vault. To use them as environment variables, you can simple use:

SIMPLE = "simple"

// Use the environment variables described earlier
VARIABLE = ${SIMPLE}

// Use variable defined in aws secrets manager
AWS_SECRETS_SECRET = ${aws-secret:/path/to/secret}

// Use value from S3
AWS_S3_VALUE = ${aws-s3:bucket/key}

// Use value from Hashicorp vault
VAULT_VALUE = ${vault:/path/to/secret}