Yera Put
The put command writes credential values into the active credential group.
put cred targets a single leaf key and accepts the value as a positional
argument, via stdin, or through an interactive password prompt. put creds
performs a full replacement of all leaves under a dotted path prefix from a
JSON object, removing any keys that were previously stored there but are absent
from the new data. Use patch creds instead if you want to update a subset of
leaves without touching siblings.
yera put
Write credential leaves.
yera put cred
Set a single credential leaf.
Args:
key: Exact dotted leaf key.
value: Credential value. Omit for interactive prompt or stdin.
yera put cred KEY [VALUE]Arguments
Exact dotted leaf key.
Credential value. Omit for interactive prompt or stdin.
yera put creds
Replace all credential leaves under a path (full replace).
Args:
path: Dotted path prefix to replace under.
json_str: Inline JSON object to write.
from_file: Path to a JSON file to read from. Use ``-`` for stdin.
yera put creds PATH [JSON_STR] [--from-file STR]Arguments
Dotted path prefix to replace under.
Inline JSON object to write.
Options
Path to a JSON file to read from. Use - for stdin.