1. Go to this page and download the library: Download grazulex/laravel-configrypt library. Choose the download type require.
2. Extract the ZIP file and open the index.php.
3. Add this code to the index.php.
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');
/* Start to develop here. Best regards https://php-download.com/ */
grazulex / laravel-configrypt example snippets
// Method 1: Use helper functions (recommended)
$password = configrypt_env('MAIL_PASSWORD'); // returns decrypted value
$password = encrypted_env('MAIL_PASSWORD'); // alias for configrypt_env()
// Method 2: Use the Str macro for easy migration
use Illuminate\Support\Str;
$password = Str::decryptEnv('MAIL_PASSWORD'); // easy search & replace from env()
// Method 3: Use the environment facade
use LaravelConfigrypt\Facades\ConfigryptEnv;
$password = ConfigryptEnv::get('MAIL_PASSWORD'); // returns decrypted value
// Method 4: Manual decryption
use LaravelConfigrypt\Facades\Configrypt;
$rawValue = env('MAIL_PASSWORD'); // still encrypted due to Laravel's env cache
$password = Configrypt::decrypt($rawValue); // manual decrypt
// Note: env('MAIL_PASSWORD') returns encrypted value due to Laravel's cache limitation
return [
// Use a dedicated key or fallback to APP_KEY
'key' => env('CONFIGRYPT_KEY', env('APP_KEY')),
// Prefix used to identify encrypted values
'prefix' => env('CONFIGRYPT_PREFIX', 'ENC:'),
// Cipher method
'cipher' => env('CONFIGRYPT_CIPHER', 'AES-256-CBC'),
// Auto decrypt (deprecated - has no effect)
'auto_decrypt' => env('CONFIGRYPT_AUTO_DECRYPT', false),
];
// ❌ This won't work - Laravel caches env() before our package loads
$dbPassword = env('DB_PASSWORD'); // Returns "ENC:xyz..." (still encrypted)
// ✅ Use our helper functions instead (recommended)
$dbPassword = configrypt_env('DB_PASSWORD'); // Returns decrypted value
$apiSecret = encrypted_env('API_SECRET'); // Alias for consistency
// ✅ Or use the facade for more control
use LaravelConfigrypt\Facades\ConfigryptEnv;
$dbPassword = ConfigryptEnv::get('DB_PASSWORD');
// ✅ Or use the Str macro for easy migration
use Illuminate\Support\Str;
$dbPassword = Str::decryptEnv('DB_PASSWORD');
// ❌ This won't work - returns encrypted value
$password = env('DB_PASSWORD'); // Still returns "ENC:xyz..."
// ✅ These work - return decrypted values
$password = configrypt_env('DB_PASSWORD');
$password = encrypted_env('DB_PASSWORD');
$password = ConfigryptEnv::get('DB_PASSWORD');
use LaravelConfigrypt\Facades\Configrypt;
use LaravelConfigrypt\Facades\ConfigryptEnv;
// Encrypt a value
$encrypted = Configrypt::encrypt('my-secret-value');
// Decrypt a value
$decrypted = Configrypt::decrypt('ENC:encrypted-value');
// Check if a value is encrypted
$isEncrypted = Configrypt::isEncrypted('ENC:some-value');
// Environment-specific methods
$dbPassword = ConfigryptEnv::get('DB_PASSWORD');
$allDecrypted = ConfigryptEnv::getAllDecrypted();
// Primary helper functions (recommended approach)
$dbPassword = configrypt_env('DB_PASSWORD', 'default-value');
$apiKey = encrypted_env('API_KEY'); // alias for configrypt_env()
// Str macro for easy migration from env() calls
use Illuminate\Support\Str;
$secret = Str::decryptEnv('JWT_SECRET');
use LaravelConfigrypt\Services\ConfigryptService;
use LaravelConfigrypt\Services\EnvironmentDecryptor;
class MyController extends Controller
{
public function __construct(
private ConfigryptService $configrypt,
private EnvironmentDecryptor $envDecryptor
) {
}
public function encryptValue(Request $request)
{
$encrypted = $this->configrypt->encrypt($request->value);
return response()->json(['encrypted' => $encrypted]);
}
public function getDecryptedEnv(string $key)
{
return $this->envDecryptor->get($key);
}
}
// config/database.php
'mysql' => [
'driver' => 'mysql',
'password' => configrypt_env('DB_PASSWORD'), // Use helper function
],