Quirgo CLI

Quirgo is a command line interface tool built to easily configure repository secrets and variables. It assists in the process of automating application deployment with features such as batch sets of secrets/variables by providing an easy way to perform CRUD (Create | Read | Update | Delete) operations on them.

Installation

Install Quirgo globally by running:

yarn add -g quirgo

or

pnpm add -g quirgo

or

npm install -g quirgo

Usage

To start using Quirgo, run:

quirgo

Commands

• vars
  • list
  • create
  • update
  • remove
• secrets
  • list
  • set
  • remove

Example

The following example shows how to set a list of secrets loaded from a .env file in one command:

quirgo secrets set --token=xxxxxxxxx --repo=repository --owner=owner --env=/path/to/env/file

File parsing

It is possible to load variables/secrets from .env and .json files, as long as the key-value format is respected. The json file look like this:

{ "KEY": "VALUE" }

Notes

To run Quirgo requires at least the following permissions

• Read/write access to repository secrets and variables
• Read access to user information (specifically the user's username).

For more information about the profile information Quirgo has access to, see the official GitHub API documentation.

Quirgo uses the public Github API under the hood, so you will need a Personal Access Token (--token) to perform any action. If you'd like to define specific permissions for a P.A.T., read this.

License

Quirgo is MIT licensed.