envpact

VS Code extension for envpact — manage your centralized secrets vault visually inside the editor.

Browse projects, rotate shared secrets, and generate .env files without leaving VS Code.

Part of the envpact ecosystem.

Features

• Sidebar with two views:
  • Projects: every project in your vault with key counts and environments.
  • Shared Secrets: every shared key with masked indicator (encrypted/plain).
• Status bar showing the active project + vault status.
• Command palette commands for every operation:
  • envpact: Generate .env
  • envpact: Initialize Vault
  • envpact: Refresh Vault
  • envpact: Add Project Secret
  • envpact: Add Shared Secret
  • envpact: Rotate Shared Secret
  • envpact: Sync to GitHub Actions
  • envpact: List Projects
• Quick Pick environment selection (default/development/staging/production/custom).
• Secret prompts use VS Code's password input (masked while typing).

Installation

Search "envpact" in the Extensions sidebar, or:

ext install chirag127.envpact

Setup

You need an envpact vault. If you don't have one yet:

1. Open Command Palette → envpact: Initialize Vault
2. Choose Auto to create a new private repo via gh CLI.

(Or run npx envpact-cli --init auto from your terminal.)

Settings

Security

• The extension reads ~/.envpact/secrets/secrets.json directly. Nothing is ever sent to a third party.
• Secret values are NEVER displayed in the sidebar — only names + a masked indicator (****).
• Add Secret / Rotate Secret use VS Code's password input.
• All vault commits are signed-off (-s).

Compatibility with the rest of envpact

License

MIT © Chirag Singhal — see LICENSE.