dbag

Client library to fetch and manage data bags from a server with client side encryption. Databags can be used for settings, app configurations and arbitrary json data.

gem install dbag

require "lib/dbag";

# Setup: Initial use, this will create a config file and create an encryption secret key
Dbag::Client.setup(username, password)

client = Dbag::Client.new # pass in the base url of your databags server if necessary

data_bag = client.find("A DATABAG ID")
data_bags = client.all

client.to_file(data_bag, "/your/path/your_file.json")
client.to_file(data_bag, "/your/path/your_file.yml", :yaml)

new_data_bag = {"foo" => "bar", "baz" => "foo"}
client.create(["index key 1"], new_data_bag)
new_data_bag["foo"] = "bar2"
client.update(new_data_bag)

data_bag2 = client.from_file("NEW DATA BAG KEY 2", "/your/path/the_file_to_store.json")
data_bag3 = client.from_file("NEW DATA BAG KEY 3", "/path/some.yml", :yaml)

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• Make sure to add tests for it. This is important so I don't break it in a future version unintentionally.
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Copyright (c) 2012 Oliver Kiessler. See LICENSE.txt for further details.