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A credentials hygiene tool. Keeps an eye on secrets, that are spread across your devboxes. Also includes UI for Azure Key Vault, GitHub Secrets and VsCode SecretStorage. Also hides secrets in your config files (super-useful when doing demos)

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KeeShepherd

This Visual Studio Code extension helps you to take care of credentials (secrets, access keys, connection strings etc.), that are typically spread across numerous config files on your devbox(es).

Instead of trying to catch them with various fuzzy secret detection tools, why not simply put your secrets on a leash?

Visual Studio Marketplace Installs

How to install

Install it from VsCode marketplace.

How to use

kee-shepherd-videos.mp4

See details in the extension's readme.

See more short videos in our Wiki.

Also check out this blog post about it.

How to compile and run

KeeShepherd is a typical VsCode extension, so to run these sources you need to:

  1. Clone this repo.
  2. Open kee-shepherd-vscode folder with VsCode.
  3. Do npm install.
  4. Hit F5.

Contributing

Is very much welcomed.

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A credentials hygiene tool. Keeps an eye on secrets, that are spread across your devboxes. Also includes UI for Azure Key Vault, GitHub Secrets and VsCode SecretStorage. Also hides secrets in your config files (super-useful when doing demos)

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