Key Generator

Generates keys and sends them to the key server

Development Setup

Copy the .env.example file to .env and modify the values with your own

Then start your dev-env with docker-compose up -d

Commands

There are 3 ways to run the generator.

1. Without arguments - Daemon mode
   In this mode, the geberator periodically creates new keys and uploads them.
2. generate
   Using the generate command, the generator produces one new key, sends it to the api and then exist immediately again.
3. upload
   Using the upload command, the generator tries to upload all failed keys in its queue file.

Linting

The project is set up with pre-commit. For it to work, it needs to be outside docker.

To activate it for a project run:

pre-commit install

The next time you commit, it is going to lint and check your files. Sometimes you need to review the changes and do the commit again. If you want to commit without checks

git commit --no-verify