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Informations about the package vault

Vault

Securely store confidential information (passwords, ssl certificates, keys) in version control

Installing Vault

Vault is a tiny CLI application that you can add to your projects by adding the following line to your composer.json:

"require": {
    "linkorb/vault": "~1.0"
}

Run composer update to install the new project dependency

Using Vault

Vault works with 2 directories:

To start, create both directories, and put a confidential file in your secure/ directory.

Type the following command, to encrypt all files in your secure/ directory, and store then in the vault/ directory:

vendor/bin/vault encrypt

Vault will ask for a password that will be used for encryption.

You can now check which files are stored in the vault using:

vendor/bin/vault ls

To echo the contents of a single file from vault, run:

vendor/bin/vault cat test.txt

Add your secure/ directory to .gitignore, and commit the files in the vault/ directory.

To use the files on another computer, use git pull to get the new files in the vault/ directory, and run the following command to decrypt them into the new local secure/ directory:

vendor/bin/vault decrypt

Vault will ask for a password again, and extract the files one by one into the secure/ directory, so they can be used.

If you make any changes to files in the secure/ directory, make sure to run vault encrypt again to update the contents in vault/ so they can be sent to your version control system.

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License

MIT. Please refer to the license file for details.

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