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metaplay secrets show ENVIRONMENT NAME [flags]

Show a user secret in the target environment

metaplay secrets show ENVIRONMENT NAME [flags] ​

Show the contents of a single user secret.

By default, a human-readable text format is used. When using in a script, use the --format=json to output JSON format.

Expected arguments:

  • ENVIRONMENT -- Target environment name or id, eg, 'lovely-wombats-build-nimbly'.
  • NAME -- Name of the secret, e.g., 'user-some-secret'.

Related commands:

  • 'metaplay secrets create ENVIRONMENT NAME ...' to create a new user secret.
  • 'metaplay secrets update ENVIRONMENT NAME ...' to update an existing user secret.
  • 'metaplay secrets delete ENVIRONMENT NAME ...' to delete a user secret.
  • 'metaplay secrets list ENVIRONMENT ...' to list all user secrets.

Examples ​

sh
# Show the contents of secret user-mysecret in environment nimbly.
metaplay secrets show nimbly user-mysecret
# Show the contents of secret in text format (default).
metaplay secrets show nimbly user-mysecret --format=text
# Show the contents of secret in JSON format.
metaplay secrets show nimbly user-mysecret --format=json
# Extract the value of the secret field named 'default' and decode the raw value of it.
metaplay secrets show nimbly user-mysecret --format=json | jq -r .data.default | base64 -d

Flags ​

  • --format <string>: Output format. Valid values are 'text' or 'json'. JSON format includes all Kubernetes metadata. (default: text)

Inherited Flags ​

  • --color <string>: Should the output be colored (yes/no/auto)? [env: METAPLAYCLI_COLOR] (default: auto)
  • --project <string>: Path to the to project directory (where metaplay-project.yaml is located)
  • --skip-version-check: Skip the check for a new CLI version being available
  • --verbose: Enable verbose logging, useful for troubleshooting [env: METAPLAYCLI_VERBOSE]