GetSecret
function GetSecret(name: string): string;Retrieves the plaintext value of a named secret from the current virtual site's secret store. Returns an empty string if the secret does not exist or contains a blank value.
Secrets are encrypted at rest in the database and can only be read by scripts running inside the worker process, they are never exposed through the REST API or the Admin UI.
IMPORTANT
The secret store and GetSecret are available as of Syncplify Server! v7.0.16. Users running an older version do not have access to this feature.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name | string | The case-sensitive name of the secret to retrieve. |
Returns
The plaintext string value of the secret. Returns "" (empty string) on any error, including when the named secret does not exist.
Example
var apiKey = GetSecret("my-api-key");
if (apiKey == "") {
Log("Secret not found, aborting.");
} else {
var hc = new HttpCli();
var res = hc.Url("https://api.example.com/notify")
.Header("Authorization", "Bearer " + apiKey)
.Timeout(15)
.Get();
Log("Response status: " + res.StatusCode());
}TIP
Combine GetSecret with the OTFE feature of remote client objects to keep encryption keys out of your scripts:
var cli = new SftpClient();
cli.Options.OTFE = true;
cli.Options.OTFEKey = GetSecret("transfer-encryption-key");NOTE
Secrets are managed from the Admin UI → Scripting / Event-Handling → Secrets page. Secret values are write-only from the UI perspective, only script code can read them back using GetSecret.
