env_secrets.sh

#!/bin/sh

# The biggest bulk of this code originates from
# https://medium.com/@basi/docker-environment-variables-expanded-from-secrets-8fa70617b3bc
: ${ENV_SECRETS_DEBUG:=""}
: ${ENV_SECRETS_DIR:=/run/secrets}

env_secret_debug() {
    if [ ! -z "$ENV_SECRETS_DEBUG" ]; then
        echo -e "\033[1m$@\033[0m"
    fi
}


# usage: env_secret_expand VAR
#    ie: env_secret_expand 'XYZ_DB_PASSWORD'
# (will check for "$XYZ_DB_PASSWORD" variable value for a placeholder that defines the
#  name of the docker secret to use instead of the original value. For example:
# XYZ_DB_PASSWORD={{DOCKER-SECRET:my-db.secret}}
env_secret_expand() {
    var="$1"
    eval val=\$$var
    if secret_name=$(expr match "$val" "DOCKER-SECRET::\(.*\)$"); then
        absolute=$(expr substr "${secret_name}" 1 1)
        if [ "${absolute}" = "/" ]; then
            secret=${secret_name}
        else
            secret="${ENV_SECRETS_DIR}/${secret_name}"
        fi
        env_secret_debug "Secret file for $var: $secret"
        if [ -f "$secret" ]; then
            val=$(cat "${secret}")
            export "$var"="$val"
            env_secret_debug "Expanded variable: $var=$val"
        else
            env_secret_debug "Secret file does not exist! $secret"
        fi
    fi
}


env_secrets_expand() {
    for env_var in $(printenv | cut -f1 -d"=")
    do
        env_secret_expand $env_var
    done

    if [ ! -z "$ENV_SECRETS_DEBUG" ]; then
        echo -e "\n\033[1mExpanded environment variables\033[0m"
        printenv
    fi
}

env_secrets_expand