Keep is your toolkit for collaborative, secure management of secrets across applications, environments, and teams.

Key Features:

• CLI Commands - Manage individual secrets, import/export in bulk, view history and diffs, all via artisan commands
• Multi-Vault Support - Driver-based system (AWS SSM Parameter Store, AWS Secrets Manager, extensible for other providers)
• Environment Isolation - Separate secrets by environment (local, staging, production) with access controls
• Template System - Merge secrets into .env files using template placeholders
• Team Collaboration - Share secret management across team members with proper access controls
• CI/CD Integration - Export secrets for deployment pipelines and automated workflows

The package provides a secure, organized way to manage application secrets without storing them in version control or sharing them insecurely.

Install the package via composer:

composer require stechstudio/laravel-keep

This will install a command in your vendor/bin directory called keep. Run keep configure to configure Keep and your first vault.

./vendor/bin/keep configure

You should now have Keep configured with a default vault. Run keep verify to check your setup and ensure you have necessary permissions.

./vendor/bin/keep verify

You can add secrets using keep set:

# You will be prompted for the stage and secret value
./vendor/bin/keep set DB_PASSWORD

# Or specify the stage and value directly
./vendor/bin/keep set DB_PASSWORD --stage=production --value="supersecretpassword"

This will store the DB_PASSWORD secret in AWS SSM under the path /[namespace]/production/DB_PASSWORD.

Check that the secret was added:

# Retrieve a single secret
./vendor/bin/keep get DB_PASSWORD --stage=production

# List all secrets for production
./vendor/bin/keep list --stage=production

If 100% of your .env variables are managed via Keep, you can export them all to a .env file as part of your deployment process:

./vendor/bin/keep export --stage=production --output=.env

You can also have a template env file with some non-sensitive values and merge the secrets into it:

Example .env.base template:

APP_NAME=MyApp
# ...
DB_DATABASE=myapp_db
DB_PASSWORD={ssm:DB_PASSWORD} # or just {ssm} since the key matches the variable name

Then run the merge command:

./vendor/bin/keep merge --template=.env.base --output=.env --stage=production

You will now have a .env file with all the values from the template and the secrets filled in.

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.