Harshith Bheempalli

A comprehensive tutorial series on building AI agents. This forked repository contains lessons covering the fundamentals of AI agent development, from basic concepts to advanced implementations.

Perfect for developers looking to explore the world of autonomous AI systems.

EnvShare is a simple tool to share environment variables securely. It uses AES-GCM to encrypt your data before sending it to the server. The encryption key never leaves your browser.

Features

Shareable Links: Share your environment variables securely by sending a link
End-to-End Encryption: AES-GCM encryption is used to encrypt your data before sending it to the server
Limit number of reads: Limit the number of times a link can be read
Auto Expire: Automatically expire links and delete data after a certain time

Built with

Next.js
tailwindcss
Deployed on Vercel
Data stored on Upstash

Deploy your own

Detailed instructions can be found here

All you need is a Redis database on Upstash and a Vercel account. Click the button below to clone and deploy:

Configuration

Environment Variables

ENABLE_VERCEL_ANALYTICS Any truthy value will enable Vercel Analytics. This is turned off by default

Contributing

This repository uses pnpm to manage dependencies. Install it using npm install -g pnpm

Please run pnpm fmt before committing to format the code.

Docs

Docs in the README are temporary and will be moved to the website soon.

API

Store a secret

PLEASE NEVER EVER UPLOAD UNENCRYPTED SECRETS.

This endpoint is only meant to store already encrypted secrets. The encrypted secrets are stored in plain text.

$ curl -XPOST -s https://envshare.dev/api/v1/secret -d "already-encrypted-secret"

You can add optional headers to configure the ttl and number of reads.

$ curl -XPOST -s https://envshare.dev/api/v1/secret -d "already-encrypted-secret" -H "envshare-ttl: 3600" -H "envshare-reads: 10"

Omitting the envshare-ttl header will set a default of 30 days. Disable the ttl by setting it to 0. (envshare-ttl: 0)
Omitting the envshare-reads header will simply disable it and allow reading for an unlimited number of times.

This endpoint returns a JSON response with the secret id:

{
  "data": {
    "id": "HdPbXgpvUvNk43oxSdK97u",
    "ttl": 86400,
    "reads": 2,
    "expiresAt": "2023-01-19T20:47:28.383Z",
    "url": "http://envshare.dev/api/v1/secret/HdPbXgpvUvNk43oxSdK97u"
  }
}

Retrieve a secret

You need an id to retrieve a secret. The id is returned when you store a secret.

$ curl -s https://envshare.dev/api/v1/secret/HdPbXgpvUvNk43oxSdK97u

{
  "data": {
    "secret": "Hello",
    "remainingReads": 1
  }
}