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DevEnv
A sandbox for your different developer identities
DevEnv is an utility tool for managing different "Developer Environments".
We all have, as developers, a set of emails, credentials, tokens, keys that are strictly related to an "environment": be it your personal life, your company, a specific project, a specific "identity".
We all should, as developers, keep a baseline security posture towards those
"environments". For example avoid loading all GitHub tokens in your shell env from
your .bashrc, or adding all your keys to your single SSH agent.
But security is hard: is easy to make errors and require a wide knowledge. Every
step you take poses a risk (this is true for long time pro, even truer for juniors).
What if you could sandbox credentials?
What if you could keep them safe?
What if you could avoid simplest mistakes?
DevEnv aims to do this, being simple, customizable and secure by default.
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Why
The problem: I started working as a freelance, and with consultancies comes clients. For sane security, I don't want ( or is not possible ) to reuse the same credentials for every client: ssh key, AWS credentials, GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket tokens, are the most common things changing between different clients.
As I hadn't find any way to properly manage this, I started building a series of helper bash scripts to load/unload the shell environment in order to provide the specific tools I was needing when workign for a particular client.
I think I created it in 2015, after tons of use bash went short and I decided to
rewrite it, in Go. mainly I wanted to add possibility for everyone to contribute
plugins, and bash does not help you with this.
Installation
Go Get
If you fancy golang and have it setup, you can go get this repository:
go get -u https://github.com/endorama/devenv
Homebrew/Linuxbrew
brew install devenv
Manual
Go to the Release page and grab latest version.
Old version
The old bash version is in branch v0, and latest releases is 0.2.1.
License
Copyright 2019 - Edoardo Tenani <[@endorama][github]> <[@edoardotenani][twitter]>
Licensed under Mozilla Public License 2.0.
A copy is available in LICENSE.
An online copy is available.
Credits
DevEnv CLI interface is heavily inspired by the beautiful cli interface of rbenv.
It's 0.x version was based on the awesome 37's Signals sub utility.
I had some mighty beta testers, that tried, debugged and broke my bash scripts:
To whom goes my THANK YOU! ^^
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