README.md

keyring

A very basic cli keyring tool to use accross various OS.

• Usage
  • Add
  • Get
  • Delete
• Distribution
  • Binary
  • Linux
    • Archlinux
  • Darwin
    • With brew

Usage

Add

NAME:
   keyring add - add a secret to the keyring.

USAGE:
   keyring add [command options] [arguments...]

OPTIONS:
   --service value  The targeted service.
   --user value     The user to use for the targeted service.
   --secret value   The secret to set. (optional)

If the secret is not given in the command line, the user will be prompted for it.

Examples:

# interactive
$ keyring add --service foo --user bar
secret: 

# not interactive
$ keyring add --service foo --user bar --secret baz

Get

NAME:
   keyring get - get an entry from the keyring.

USAGE:
   keyring get [command options] [arguments...]

OPTIONS:
   --service value  The targeted service.
   --user value     The user to get for the targeted service.

Example:

$ keyring get --service foo --user bar                                                              ~
baz

Delete

NAME:
   keyring delete - delete an entry from the keyring.

USAGE:
   keyring delete [command options] [arguments...]

OPTIONS:
   --service value  The targeted service.
   --user value     The user to remove for the targeted service.

Example:

$ keyring delete --service foo --user bar                                                           ~

Distribution

Binary

Binaries for the following OS and architectures are available on the release page:

• linux/arm64
• linux/arm
• linux/amd64
• darwin/arm64
• darwin/amd64
• windows/amd64

Linux

Archlinux

Darwin

With brew

keyring.rb is not in the official repository, you can install it from my repository with the following commands:

brew install vbouchaud/tap/keyring

Or brew tap vbouchaud/tap and then brew install keyring.