App Feedback Hub – A macOS App for Managing App Store Reviews
Local-only Keychain storage beats cloud-based review managers on privacy.
Store ENV in the Macos keychain, get them on demand
Touch ID for ENV secrets is clever, but dotenvx and 1Password CLI already solve this.
Rails developers deploying from local macOS machines
dotenvx · 1Password CLI · git-crypt
I am used to store my secrets in Rails 8 fashion in so-called encrypted credentials, and committed to git.
The problem became: where to store the RAILS_MASTER_KEY securely?
Many people use 1password CLI, which can pull the keys out, but I didn't want to start using 1password.
Touchenv is a quick repo I spun up, which works surprisingly well.
e.g. deploying from localhost:
- pnpm stagedeploy. - starts touchenv exec .env -- kamal deploy. - Touch Id prompt comes up. I have to confirm it with my fingerprint. - Deploy runs.
My next step is to make a similar thing for my CI, or just use the KWS from AWS. I'll look into that soon.Any feedback is appreciated.
Local-only Keychain storage beats cloud-based review managers on privacy.
Project-scoped aliases with keychain secrets, but macOS-only and niche audience.
Userspace Tailscale networking for Apple containers avoids kernel TUN limitations securely.
Yet another benchmarking tool, but specifically for key-value stores instead of databases.
Native macOS client replacing the sluggish App Store Connect web UI with local AI.
Touch ID-protected secrets with eval "$(kc env)" shell integration.