curl Examples

The heart of CloudEnv is a simple object storage API that can be easily manipulated using basic curl commands.

Get Encrypted Default Secrets

You can validate for yourself that CloudEnv does not keep unencrypted data by trying to access your secrets directly.

$ app='your-app-slug'
$ env='default'
$ bearer=`cat ~/.cloudenvrc`
$ curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer $bearer" "https://app.cloudenv.com/api/v1/envs?name=$app&environment=$env"

U2FsdGVkX1/FkUaaKi2HX7D3rW5i2EtWVQ+sMMukLU5bViFKKIgxN5a3T/OXgKjH
yG36nJjiHRfk806BmJApRlOdTbCz2RBOUEyV45BX/+wfgOF550KVTwRIBQ+/cwdq
0S3W5Q26z4xDcWFltcIz+iRGzKUgD7M6tJMCGSUzQZFEGtBdPhpHtMVIp5y7nS1k
cSshS1JXMQOJRynnGKAFE6T4erjyW31z4YEBHSGYeiqy7KwXL/6XjuKnpEUY7LNw
q2vfr70/izhNTw7SbgV4PxOIwluDgJSHJ9ScWnPCOxOnSE1IO5k8RSMqHh7hmjMS
5gOyYfuJAbD4Am+U3df51iXGUBzOyRF64OkwldDDDLnF/+CrrAH9GIfpttmm2HwC
...

Get Basic Account Information

You can also use the API to grab the data about the owner of the Bearer token.

$ bearer=`cat ~/.cloudenvrc`
$ curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer $bearer" "https://app.cloudenv.com/api/v1/me.json"

{"id":123,"name":"Lucas Carlson","avatar_url":"https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/c18da5373e..."}