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Using gopass as summon provider
What is summon?
Summon is a command-line tool to inject secrets as environment variables. It is used to execute a process and inject secrets from a separate store. Using gopass can be useful in (local) development
Summon Provider
gopass can be used as summon provider out of the box, since it fulfills the summon provider contract.
To make use of gopass to retrieve the test/db-password secret, you can call summon with full provider path
summon -p /usr/local/bin/gopass --yaml 'DBPASS: !var test/db-password' bash -c 'echo $DBPASS'
or link gopass to /usr/local/lib/summon/gopass and just use gopass
summon -p gopass --yaml 'DBPASS: !var test/db-password' bash -c 'echo $DBPASS'
or export SUMMON_PROVIDER=gopass as default provider
summon --yaml 'DBPASS: !var test/db-password' bash -c 'echo $DBPASS'
With the appropriate secrets.yml, it's as easy as running
summon ./my-command-to-run