ksecret is a command-line tool to simplify the management of Kubernetes Secrets. It provides functionalities to encode, decode, and generate Kubernetes Secret YAML files.

• 🔐 Encode/Decode Secrets: Easily encode and decode the data field in your Kubernetes Secret files from and to base64.
• 📝 Generate from .env: Create a Kubernetes Secret YAML file directly from a .env file.
• 🌱 Generate Environment Variables: Automatically generate Kubernetes env entries for your deployments from Secret and ConfigMap YAML files.

You can install ksecret using pip:

pip install ksecret

ksecret provides several commands to help you manage your Kubernetes secrets.

To base64 encode the values in the data field of a Secret YAML file:

ksecret encode my-secret.yaml

This will overwrite the my-secret.yaml file with the encoded data. You can specify an output file using the -o or --output option.

To decode the base64 encoded values in the data field of a Secret YAML file:

ksecret decode my-secret.yaml

This will overwrite the my-secret.yaml file with the decoded data. You can specify an output file using the -o or --output option.

To generate a Kubernetes Secret YAML file from a .env file:

ksecret generate --name my-secret --namespace my-namespace --env-file .env --output my-secret.yaml

This will create a new file named my-secret.yaml with the generated secret.

To generate a list of environment variables for a Kubernetes Deployment from Secret and ConfigMap YAML files:

ksecret generate-env-from-yamls -f my-secret.yaml -f my-configmap.yaml

This will print the env entries to the console. You can save the output to a file using the -o or --output option.

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue on the GitHub repository.

This project is licensed under the BSD 3-Clause License.