Dotty env

dotty env¶

Store and inject credentials from the macOS Keychain.

Synopsis¶

Manage generic credentials in the macOS login keychain and inject them into templates and processes — the way the 1Password CLI does, but with no external service. Secrets are grouped into namespaces; each namespace is a single keychain item under the service name "dotty:". get reads one value (like op read), use fills a template (like op inject), and run launches a process with the namespace's secrets in its environment (like op run).

Examples¶

  dotty env add --namespace=aws AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID
  dotty env list --namespace=aws
  dotty env get --namespace=aws AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID
  dotty env run --namespace=aws -- aws s3 ls

Options¶

  -h, --help               help for env
      --namespace string   credential namespace to operate on (default "default")

Options inherited from parent commands¶

      --profile string   profile to operate on (defaults to the active profile)

SEE ALSO¶

• dotty - Utilities for a terminal-driven workflow and dotfiles.
• dotty env add - Store a credential, or capture a whole .env file.
• dotty env get - Print a credential value.
• dotty env list - List the credential names in a namespace.
• dotty env remove - Remove credentials from a namespace.
• dotty env run - Run a command with a namespace's credentials in its environment.
• dotty env use - Fill a template with credential references.