Launchr Keyring

Keyring is a launchr plugin and a service providing a password storage functionality encrypted with age. The storage is encrypted with a passphrase.

How to use

To add a new item with an interactive shell:

launchr login

If an interactive shell is not available, credentials may be provided with flags:

# Input passphrase directly
launchr login \
  --url=https://your.gitlab.com \
  --username=USER \
  --password=SECRETPASSWORD \
  --keyring-passphrase=YOURPASSHRPASE

# Get passphrase from a file
launchr login \
  --url=https://your.gitlab.com \
  --username=USER \
  --password=SECRETPASSWORD \
  --keyring-passphrase-file=/path/to/your/secret

Flags --keyring-passphrase and --keyring-passphrase-file are available for all launchr commands, for example:

launchr compose --keyring-passphrase=YOURPASSHRPASE
launchr compose --keyring-passphrase-file=/path/to/your/secret

These flags may be passed as environment variables LAUNCHR_KEYRING_PASSPHRASE and LAUNCHR_KEYRING_PASSPHRASE_FILE:

LAUNCHR_KEYRING_PASSPHRASE=YOURPASSHRPASE launchr compose
LAUNCHR_KEYRING_PASSPHRASE_FILE=/path/to/your/secret launchr compose

Flags and environment variables are taken in the following priority:

1. --keyring-passphrase
2. LAUNCHR_KEYRING_PASSPHRASE
3. --keyring-passphrase-file
4. LAUNCHR_KEYRING_PASSPHRASE_FILE

NB: If the binary is created with a specific app name like myappname, the variable name will change accordingly MYAPPNAME_KEYRING_PASSPHRASE_FILE.

Flag --keyring-passphrase-file will also set LAUNCHR_KEYRING_PASSPHRASE_FILE for subprocesses.
These environment variables are inherited in subprocesses.
Using --keyring-passphrase-file or LAUNCHR_KEYRING_PASSPHRASE_FILE is a preferred way to pass the secret because the secret won't be exposed.

To delete an item from the keyring:

launchr logout URL
launchr logout --all

The file is created in .launchr/keyring.yaml.age.
The content may be viewed/edited with age cli:

age -d .launchr/keyring.yaml.age
age -p .launchr/keyring.yaml > .launchr/keyring.yaml.age

In code

Add a module dependency:

go get -u github.com/launchrctl/keyring

To use the keyring in code, get the service from the app:

package main

import (
	"github.com/launchrctl/keyring"
	"github.com/launchrctl/launchr"
)

func GetPassword(app launchr.App, url string) (keyring.CredentialsItem, error) {
	// Get the service by type from the app.
	var k keyring.Keyring
	app.GetService(k)
	// Get by url. Error if the keyring could not be unlocked.
	// Error keyring.ErrNotFound is returned if an item was not found.
	creds, err := k.GetForURL(url)
	if err != nil {
		return keyring.CredentialsItem{}, err
	}
	return creds, nil
}

Include with launchr build:

launchr build -p github.com/launchrctl/keyring