TRENZ.Extensions.Infisical 1.0.3

InfisicalExtensions

This project adds extension methods for the Infisical .NET SDK to register it as a configuration provider in your .NET app.

Usage

Disable End-to-End encryption in your Infisical project settings. The .NET SDK does not support it yet:

Note While you're in the settings, we also recommend to disable "Auto Capitalization"

Add your infisical settings to appsettings.json:

{
  "Infisical": {
    "ClientId": "07ebc18f-df32-475a-8fef-1bdd79a5c7ac",
    "ClientSecret": "insert-your-client-secret",
    "SiteUrl": "https://<your infisical host>",
    "ProjectId": "some-project-id"
  }
}

Call AddInfisicalConfiguration on your application builder:

var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);

builder.AddInfisicalConfiguration();

// ...

This will add a InfisicalConfigurationProvider that provides all available secrets through IConfiguration.

Suppose you want to store your connection string in Infisical.

You first need to add a secret in the respective environment through the infisical interface:

Note that infisical doesn't support nested secrets. The keys of the secrets need to include ":" to represent nested keys in an appsettings.json.

Then, in code, you can inject IConfiguration in your class and access its value as if it was in your appsettings.json:

public class MyConnectionStringProvider(IConfiguration configuration) {
    public string GetConnectionString() {
        // The following call looks up the key "ConnectionStrings:MyDatabase" in IConfiguration
        return configuration.GetConnectionString("MyDatabase");
    }
}

You could also access the key directly using:

var connectionString = configuration["ConnectionStrings:MyDatabase"];

Installation

dotnet add package TRENZ.Extensions.Infisical

License

Licensed under MIT. For more information, see LICENSE