Lade
Lade started as a way to load secrets into Metatype. This repository contains an extension supporting popular shells and allow users to load secrets from their preferred vault into environment variables in a breeze.

Getting started
You can download the binary executable from
releases page on Github, make it
executable and add it to your $PATH or use
eget to automate those steps.
eget zifeo/lade --to $HOME/.local/bin
# via cargo
cargo install lade --locked
cargo install --git https://github.com/zifeo/lade --locked
# upgrade
lade self upgrade
Compatible shells: Fish, Bash, Zsh
Compatible vaults: Infisical, 1Password CLI, Doppler
Usage
Lade will run before and after any command you run in your shell. On each run,
it will recursively look for lade.yml files in the current directory and its
parents. It will then load any secrets matching the command you are running
using a regex.
eval "$(lade on)"
cd examples/terraform
terraform apply
# example = "hello world"
eval "$(lade off)"
Note: most of the vault loaders use the corresponding native CLI to operate. This means you must have them installed locally and your login/credentials must be valid. Lade may evolve by integrating directly with the corresponding API and is left as future work.
See lade.yml or the examples folders for other uses cases.
Infisical loader
command regex:
EXPORTED_ENV_VAR: infisical://DOMAIN/PROJECT_NAME/ENV_NAME/SECRET_NAME
Frequent domain(s): app.infisical.com.
Note: the /api is automatically added to the DOMAIN. This source currently
only support a single domain (you cannot be logged into multiple ones).
1Password loader
command regex:
EXPORTED_ENV_VAR: op://DOMAIN/VAULT_NAME/SECRET_NAME/FIELD_NAME
Frequent domain(s): my.1password.eu, my.1password.com or my.1password.ca.
Doppler loader
command regex:
EXPORTED_ENV_VAR: doppler://DOMAIN/PROJECT_NAME/ENV_NAME/SECRET_NAME
Frequent domain(s): api.doppler.com.
Raw loader
command regex:
EXPORTED_ENV_VAR: "value"
Development
eval "$(cargo run -- on)"
echo a $A1 $A2 $B1 $B2 $B3 $C1 $C2 $C3
cargo run -- -vvv set echo a
eval "$(cargo run -- off)"