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beyondcode / laravel-credentials

Add encrypted credentials to your Laravel production environment.
MIT License
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New maintainer? #49

Open mpociot opened 10 months ago

mpociot commented 10 months ago

Hey there 👋

Unfortunately, we do not have the time to maintain this package anymore. If someone wants to take over the maintenance, I'd happily hand it over.

Otherwise, I'm going to archive this repository.

cyberlightdev commented 9 months ago

Hi Marcel.

Stopping by because I saw my PR to add Laravel 9 support was closed, and I noticed this issue. The package looks simple enough that I would not mind maintaining it, especially since version bumps like my PR seem to be the main thing it would need. I am not an encryption expert, however, I see that you are currently deferring to \Illuminate\Contracts\Encryption\Encrypter which does lead me to believe that my lack of expertise in that area would not be a major problem.

Either way, thank you for creating this and all of your other tools and packages. We appreciate you and your team.

Mike

paulo-hortelan commented 9 months ago

Hello,

This package offers exactly what I need right now and I would be very happy to be a maintainer. Even though I don't have too much experience working with Laravel (just about one year), It would be a great and challenging experience for me.

Anyway, thank you for this great package

ChristopherDosin commented 9 months ago

Just wondering: Is this package even still needed? Because you're able to encrypt & decrypt credentials out of the box with Laravel : https://laravel.com/docs/10.x/configuration#encrypting-environment-files

mpociot commented 9 months ago

Oh that's a very good point 😅 Yeah don't think it's needed then

ChristopherDosin commented 9 months ago

Yes i think so too. I also just discovered it's possible with Laravel out of the box because of Vapor :D

https://blog.laravel.com/laravel-new-environment-encryption-commands

crissi commented 9 months ago

We kind of like to store credentials and secrets using this package, and mostly use the .env for when it actually environment specific.