Remonode Laravel SDK

Laravel SDK for API key management and Remonode portal integration. Generate, validate, rotate, and revoke API keys locally — Remonode manages and tracks them centrally.

Architecture

┌──────────────────────────┐          ┌──────────────────────────┐
│   Your Laravel App        │          │   Remonode Portal         │
│                           │          │                           │
│   This package lives here │          │   - Central management    │
│                           │          │   - Billing/Subscriptions │
│   YOU generate keys:      │  ──────► │   - Key metadata sync     │
│   pk_... + sk_...         │  sync    │   - Usage tracking        │
│   Stored in YOUR DB       │          │   - Audit trail           │
│   Validated locally       │          │                           │
│                           │  ◄────── │   Portal can provision    │
│   SDK provision endpoint  │  call    │   keys on your app via    │
│   POST /portal/provision  │          │   the SDK endpoint        │
└──────────────────────────┘          └──────────────────────────┘
         │                                      │
         ▼                                      ▼
   Your API Routes                     Paystack Payments
   (protected by middleware)           (handled by Remonode)

Key principle: Your application generates its own keys. Remonode never generates keys for you. However, the Remonode portal can call your app's SDK endpoint to generate keys on behalf of your users.

Requirements

PHP 8.1+
Laravel 10, 11, 12, or 13
A Remonode account (required for portal sync features)

Installation

Prerequisites

Create an account at www.remonode.com before using the portal sync features. The email used in your app must match your Remonode account.

1. Require the package

composer require remonode/laravel-sdk

2. Publish configuration and migrations

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=remonode-config
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=remonode-migrations

3. Run migrations

php artisan migrate

This creates the remonode_api_keys table in your database.

4. Configure your `.env`

# Local key management (works without Remonode portal)
REMONODE_PK_PREFIX=pk_
REMONODE_SK_PREFIX=sk_
REMONODE_ENVIRONMENT=production
REMONODE_API_KEY_ENFORCEMENT=true
REMONODE_CACHE_ENABLED=true
REMONODE_CACHE_TTL=60

# Optional: Remonode portal connection (for sync, billing, and quota features)
# REMONODE_PORTAL_URL=https://remonode.ng
# REMONODE_PORTAL_KEY=your-portal-secret-key
# REMONODE_APP_UUID=your-app-uuid
# REMONODE_APP_URL=https://yourapp.com
# REMONODE_SYNC_TO_PORTAL=true
# REMONODE_QUOTA_ENFORCEMENT=false
# REMONODE_PORTAL_PROVISION_KEYS=true

Note: The portal connection is optional. The SDK works fully offline for local key management. Only enable portal features if you want to sync metadata, manage billing, or enforce quotas through Remonode.

5. (Optional) Connect to Remonode Portal

If you want Remonode to track your app's keys and billing:

Create an account at www.remonode.com
Go to Profile page to copy your Portal Key
Add the portal credentials to your .env:

# Portal connection (optional)
REMONODE_PORTAL_URL=https://remonode.ng
REMONODE_PORTAL_KEY=your-shared-secret

Register your app (the portal stores your app's URL from config('app.url')):

use Remonode\SDK\RemonodeFacade as Remonode;

$result = Remonode::register(
    appName: 'My Laravel App',
    ownerEmail: 'admin@myapp.com',
    ownerName: 'John Doe'
);

// Returns:
// - 'mode' => 'local_only' if portal not configured or unreachable
// - 'mode' => 'portal' if connected to Remonode
// - 'success' => false with 'error' if portal is unreachable

Note: If the portal is unreachable, registration still succeeds locally. The SDK returns a graceful error response instead of throwing an exception.

6. (Optional) Enable Portal Key Provisioning

When enabled, the Remonode portal can call your app's endpoint to generate API keys on behalf of your users. This allows users to generate keys from the portal UI without leaving the dashboard.

REMONODE_PORTAL_PROVISION_KEYS=true

The portal authenticates using the same PORTAL_KEY shared secret. The provision endpoint is:

POST /api/v1/remonode/portal/provision
Header: X-Portal-Key: {shared_secret}
Body: {
    "email": "user@example.com",     // or "user_id": 123
    "name": "My API Key",            // optional
    "environment": "production",     // optional
    "key_type": "both",              // optional: both, public, private
    "expires_at": "2027-01-01"       // optional
}

How it works:

Portal admin clicks "Generate Key" on a connected app
Portal calls your app's POST /api/v1/remonode/portal/provision
Your app generates keys locally in remonode_api_keys table
Keys are returned to the portal and stored for management
User can now use the keys on your API endpoints

Quick Start

Protect a route with API key validation

The SDK provides two middleware options:

1. Key-type specific middleware (recommended for production):

use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Route;

// Public endpoints — protect with PUBLIC KEY (pk_*)
Route::middleware('remonode.key:pk')->group(function () {
    Route::get('/api/v1/public/products', [ProductController::class, 'index']);
    Route::get('/api/v1/public/categories', [CategoryController::class, 'index']);
});

// Private endpoints — protect with SECRET KEY (sk_*)
Route::middleware('remonode.key:sk')->group(function () {
    Route::get('/api/v1/wallet/balance', [WalletController::class, 'balance']);
    Route::post('/api/v1/transfer', [TransferController::class, 'store']);
});

// Both key types accepted (legacy behavior)
Route::middleware('remonode.key:any')->group(function () {
    Route::get('/api/v1/mixed', [MixedController::class, 'index']);
});

2. Legacy middleware (accepts both key types):

use Remonode\SDK\Http\Middleware\ValidateRemonodeApiKey;

Route::middleware(ValidateRemonodeApiKey::class)->group(function () {
    Route::get('/api/v1/data', function () {
        $apiKey = request()->get('remonode_api_key');
        return response()->json([
            'message' => 'Authenticated!',
            'key_name' => $apiKey->name,
        ]);
    });
});

Generate keys for a user

use Remonode\SDK\RemonodeFacade as Remonode;

$result = Remonode::generate(
    userId: $user->id,
    name: 'Production API Key'
);

// $result['raw_secret'] = 'sk_live_...'  ← SHOW THIS TO USER ONCE
// $result['public_key'] = 'pk_live_...'
// $result['key']        = LocalApiKey model (stored in DB)

User Stories

Story 1: "Install and connect my app to Remonode"

As a developer, I want to install the package and connect my app.

Create an account at www.remonode.com
Install the package:

composer require remonode/laravel-sdk
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=remonode-config
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=remonode-migrations
php artisan migrate

Edit .env:

REMONODE_PORTAL_URL=https://remonode.ng
REMONODE_PORTAL_KEY=your-shared-secret
REMONODE_APP_UUID=your-app-uuid

Test the connection:

php artisan remonode:test-connection

Register your app (email must match your Remonode account):

use Remonode\SDK\RemonodeFacade as Remonode;

$result = Remonode::register(
    appName: 'My Laravel App',
    ownerEmail: 'your-email@example.com', // Must exist on www.remonode.com
    ownerName: 'Your Name'
);

If keys were generated before connecting to the portal, push them manually:

php artisan remonode:push-keys

Testing connection to Remonode portal...
  URL: https://remonode.ng
  Portal Key: ***configured***
Connection successful!

Story 2: "Generate API keys for my users"

As a developer, I want to generate API keys locally when users sign up or subscribe.

Keys are generated entirely in your application. No HTTP call to Remonode is required.

use Remonode\SDK\RemonodeFacade as Remonode;

// During user registration or subscription activation
$result = Remonode::generate(
    userId: $user->id,
    name: 'Mobile App Key',
    expiresAt: now()->addYear()->toDateTimeString() // optional
);

// Return the secret key to the user ONCE
return response()->json([
    'public_key'  => $result['public_key'],    // pk_live_abc123...
    'secret_key'  => $result['raw_secret'],    // sk_live_xyz789... (SHOW ONCE)
    'key_id'      => $result['key']->key_id,   // sk_live_abc123def456
]);

What happens behind the scenes:

Package generates pk_ + 32 random chars (public key)
Package generates sk_ + 40 random chars (secret key)
Extracts 12-char lookup prefix from the secret key
Hashes the full secret key with SHA-256
Generates a unique key_id (16 random chars) for database lookups
Stores everything in your remonode_api_keys table
The plaintext secret key is returned exactly once — it is never stored
If sync_to_portal=true, key metadata is sent to Remonode
Key appears in Remonode portal dashboard for management and billing

Portal visibility: After generation, the key is visible on the Remonode portal under your connected app. Users can view the public key there, but the secret key is only shown once at generation time.

Story 3: "Protect my API routes"

As a developer, I want only authenticated API consumers to access my endpoints.

The SDK provides two middleware approaches:

Option A: Key-Type Specific Protection (Recommended)

Use remonode.key middleware with a parameter to restrict endpoints to specific key types:

use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Route;

// ─── Public endpoints — only PUBLIC KEYS (pk_*) allowed ───
Route::middleware('remonode.key:pk')->group(function () {
    Route::get('/api/v1/public/products', [ProductController::class, 'index']);
    Route::get('/api/v1/public/categories', [CategoryController::class, 'index']);
});

// ─── Private endpoints — only SECRET KEYS (sk_*) allowed ───
Route::middleware('remonode.key:sk')->group(function () {
    Route::get('/api/v1/wallet/balance', [WalletController::class, 'balance']);
    Route::post('/api/v1/transfer', [TransferController::class, 'store']);
});

// ─── Admin endpoints — require secret keys ───
Route::middleware('remonode.key:sk')->group(function () {
    Route::get('/api/v1/admin/stats', [AdminController::class, 'stats']);
});

// ─── Legacy: both key types accepted ───
Route::middleware('remonode.key:any')->group(function () {
    Route::get('/api/v1/mixed', [MixedController::class, 'index']);
});

Middleware	Accepts	Header	Use Case
`remonode.key:pk`	Public keys only	`X-Public-Key`	Public APIs, documentation, catalogs
`remonode.key:sk`	Secret keys only	`X-Api-Key`	Private APIs, mutations, billing
`remonode.key:any`	Both	`X-Api-Key` / `X-Public-Key` / `Bearer`	Migration, mixed access

API consumer requests:

# Public endpoint (pk_*)
curl -H "X-Public-Key: pk_live_abc123..." \
     https://yourapp.com/api/v1/public/products

# Private endpoint (sk_*)
curl -H "X-Api-Key: sk_live_abc123..." \
     https://yourapp.com/api/v1/wallet/balance

Error responses:

// Wrong key type
{ "success": false, "message": "Public key required for this endpoint." }

// Missing key
{ "success": false, "message": "Missing public key. Provide X-Public-Key header with pk_* key." }

Option B: Legacy Middleware (Both Key Types)

The original ValidateRemonodeApiKey middleware accepts both pk_* and sk_* keys:

// In your routes/api.php
use Remonode\SDK\Http\Middleware\ValidateRemonodeApiKey;

Route::middleware(ValidateRemonodeApiKey::class)->group(function () {
    Route::get('/api/v1/wallet/balance', [WalletController::class, 'balance']);
    Route::post('/api/v1/transfer', [TransferController::class, 'store']);
});

Validation flow (both middlewares):

Read header (X-Api-Key, X-Public-Key, or Authorization: Bearer)
For sk_*: extract 12-char prefix → indexed lookup → constant-time hash compare
For pk_*: direct lookup by public_key column
Check key is active and not expired
Attach key model to request: $request->get('remonode_api_key')
Optionally enforce monthly quota (if REMONODE_QUOTA_ENFORCEMENT=true)

If key is invalid:

{ "success": false, "message": "Invalid API key." }

Story 4: "Let users manage their API keys"

As a user, I want to view, rotate, and revoke my API keys.

The package provides ready-made routes:

// routes/api.php — included automatically by the package
// GET    /api/v1/remonode/api-keys              → List keys
// POST   /api/v1/remonode/api-keys              → Generate new key pair
// POST   /api/v1/remonode/api-keys/{keyId}/rotate → Rotate key
// POST   /api/v1/remonode/api-keys/{keyId}/revoke → Revoke key

// Portal-facing routes (require portal key auth):
// POST   /api/v1/remonode/portal/provision       → Generate keys for a user
// GET    /api/v1/remonode/portal/keys            → List keys for a user
// POST   /api/v1/remonode/portal/keys/{keyId}/revoke → Revoke a key

All routes require auth:sanctum middleware.

Generate a new key via API:

curl -X POST https://yourapp.com/api/v1/remonode/api-keys \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer your-sanctum-token" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"name": "My New Key"}'

{
    "success": true,
    "message": "API key pair generated. Store the secret key securely.",
    "data": {
        "id": 5,
        "key_id": "sk_live_a1b2c3d4e5f6g7h8",
        "public_key": "pk_live_mypub...",
        "secret_key": "sk_live_mysecretkey...",
        "masked_secret": "sk_live_...g7h8",
        "name": "My New Key",
        "status": "active",
        "environment": "production",
        "created_at": "2026-08-26T10:00:00.000000Z"
    }
}

Rotate a compromised key:

use Remonode\SDK\RemonodeFacade as Remonode;

$result = Remonode::rotate($keyId);
// Old key is revoked, new key pair is generated
// $result['raw_secret'] contains the new secret — show it once

Revoke a key:

Remonode::revoke($keyId);

Lockout protection: The package prevents revoking a user's last active key pair.

Story 5: "Receive billing and subscription webhooks"

As a developer, I want to receive webhook events when subscriptions change.

Webhooks are automatically routed with HMAC-SHA512 signature verification.

// In your EventServiceProvider, listen for package events:
use Remonode\SDK\Events\RemonodeSubscriptionCreated;
use Remonode\SDK\Events\RemonodeSubscriptionUpdated;
use Remonode\SDK\Events\RemonodeSubscriptionCancelled;
use Remonode\SDK\Events\RemonodePaymentFailed;

protected $listen = [
    RemonodeSubscriptionCreated::class => [
        \App\Listeners\HandleNewSubscription::class,
    ],
    RemonodeSubscriptionUpdated::class => [
        \App\Listeners\HandleSubscriptionUpdate::class,
    ],
    RemonodeSubscriptionCancelled::class => [
        \App\Listeners\HandleSubscriptionCancel::class,
    ],
    RemonodePaymentFailed::class => [
        \App\Listeners\HandlePaymentFailure::class,
    ],
];

// app/Listeners/HandleNewSubscription.php
use Remonode\SDK\Events\RemonodeSubscriptionCreated;

class HandleNewSubscription
{
    public function handle(RemonodeSubscriptionCreated $event): void
    {
        $email = $event->data['customer']['email'] ?? null;
        // Enable API access for this user
        // Sync subscription status to your local DB
    }
}

Event	When	Your Action
`RemonodeSubscriptionCreated`	User subscribes	Enable API access
`RemonodeSubscriptionUpdated`	Payment succeeds	Confirm access active
`RemonodeSubscriptionCancelled`	User cancels	Disable API access
`RemonodePaymentFailed`	Payment fails	Warn user, set grace period

Story 6: "Use the package without Remonode"

As a developer, I want to use the key management features without connecting to Remonode.

The package works fully offline. Set REMONODE_SYNC_TO_PORTAL=false and leave portal credentials blank:

REMONODE_SYNC_TO_PORTAL=false
REMONODE_PORTAL_URL=
REMONODE_PORTAL_KEY=

All local features work:

Key generation
Key validation
Key rotation/revocation
Middleware protection
Key management API

Only Remonode-specific features are disabled:

Portal registration
Key metadata sync
Webhook events from Remonode

Graceful fallback: If REMONODE_PORTAL_KEY is set but the portal is unreachable (network issues, server down), the SDK returns {success: false, mode: "local_only"} with a helpful error message instead of throwing exceptions. This ensures your app never breaks due to portal downtime.

Configuration Reference

`config/remonode.php`

Key	Env Variable	Default	Description
`portal_url`	`REMONODE_PORTAL_URL`	`http://localhost:8006`	Remonode portal base URL
`portal_key`	`REMONODE_PORTAL_KEY`	`''`	Shared secret for portal auth
`app_uuid`	`REMONODE_APP_UUID`	`''`	Your app's UUID on Remonode
`timeout`	`REMONODE_TIMEOUT`	`15`	HTTP timeout (seconds)
`key_generation.public_prefix`	`REMONODE_PK_PREFIX`	`pk_`	Public key prefix
`key_generation.secret_prefix`	`REMONODE_SK_PREFIX`	`sk_`	Secret key prefix
`key_generation.public_random_length`	—	`32`	Random chars in public key
`key_generation.secret_random_length`	—	`40`	Random chars in secret key
`key_generation.hash_algo`	—	`sha256`	Hash algorithm for secret storage
`key_generation.key_id_length`	—	`16`	Random chars in key_id lookup
`key_generation.secret_lookup_length`	—	`12`	Prefix chars for indexed lookup
`environment`	`REMONODE_ENVIRONMENT`	`production`	Key environment (production/sandbox)
`cache_enabled`	`REMONODE_CACHE_ENABLED`	`true`	Cache validated keys
`cache_ttl`	`REMONODE_CACHE_TTL`	`60`	Cache TTL in minutes
`table`	—	`remonode_api_keys`	Database table name
`sync_to_portal`	`REMONODE_SYNC_TO_PORTAL`	`true`	Auto-sync metadata to Remonode
`enforcement`	`REMONODE_API_KEY_ENFORCEMENT`	`true`	Master middleware switch
`quota_enforcement`	`REMONODE_QUOTA_ENFORCEMENT`	`false`	Check monthly quota via portal
`webhook_secret`	`REMONODE_WEBHOOK_SECRET`	`''`	HMAC secret for webhook verification
`user_model`	`REMONODE_USER_MODEL`	`App\Models\User`	Your User model class
`portal_provision_keys`	`REMONODE_PORTAL_PROVISION_KEYS`	`true`	Allow portal to provision keys via SDK
`exempt_uris`	—	`['api/health', ...]`	Routes that bypass API key validation

Middleware Reference

The package registers two middleware aliases automatically:

Alias	Class	Usage
`remonode.key`	`ValidateRemonodeKeyType`	Key-type specific (`:pk`, `:sk`, `:any`)
`remonode.portal`	`AuthenticatePortalKey`	Portal-to-app auth (validates `X-Portal-Key` header)
`remonode.api_key`	`ValidateRemonodeApiKey`	Legacy (accepts both key types)

Usage examples:

// Key-type specific (recommended)
Route::middleware('remonode.key:pk')->group(...);
Route::middleware('remonode.key:sk')->group(...);
Route::middleware('remonode.key:any')->group(...);

// Portal-facing routes (for SDK provision endpoint)
Route::middleware('remonode.portal')->group(...);

// Legacy (both key types)
Route::middleware('remonode.api_key')->group(...);

// Or use the class directly
use Remonode\SDK\Http\Middleware\ValidateRemonodeApiKey;
Route::middleware(ValidateRemonodeApiKey::class)->group(...);

Note: The remonode.key middleware is registered automatically by the service provider. No manual registration required.

Facade API

use Remonode\SDK\RemonodeFacade as Remonode;

// ─── Local Key Management ────────────────────────────────────

// Generate keys locally
$result = Remonode::generate($userId, $name, $expiresAt);
// Returns: ['key' => LocalApiKey, 'raw_secret' => 'sk_...', 'public_key' => 'pk_...']

// Validate a raw key against local DB
$key = Remonode::validate($rawKey);
// Returns: LocalApiKey or null

// Rotate a key
$result = Remonode::rotate($keyOrKeyId);

// Revoke a key
Remonode::revoke($keyOrKeyId);

// List all keys for a user
$keys = Remonode::listForUser($userId);

// Find by key_id or public_key
$key = Remonode::findByKeyId('sk_live_abc123...');
$key = Remonode::findByPublicKey('pk_live_xyz789...');

// Check user capabilities
$hasKeys = Remonode::hasActiveKeys($userId);
$canRevoke = Remonode::canRevoke($key);

// ─── Portal Integration (optional) ───────────────────────────

// Register with Remonode (returns local_only if portal unreachable)
$result = Remonode::register('My App', 'admin@myapp.com', 'John');
// Returns: ['success' => true, 'mode' => 'local_only'|'portal', ...]

// Manual sync to portal
Remonode::syncToPortal($key);

// ─── Billing & Quotas (requires portal connection) ───────────

// Check current plan, usage, and quota
$result = Remonode::checkQuota();
// Returns: ['success' => true, 'data' => ['plan' => ..., 'usage' => ..., 'quota' => ...]]

// Get available plans
$result = Remonode::getPlans();
// Returns: ['success' => true, 'data' => ['plans' => [...]]]

// Upgrade the app's plan
$result = Remonode::upgradePlan('starter');
// Returns: ['success' => true, 'data' => ['plan' => ...]]

Graceful fallback: All portal-dependent methods (register(), checkQuota(), getPlans(), upgradePlan()) return {success: false, mode: "local_only"} with a helpful message instead of throwing exceptions when the portal is unreachable.

Database Schema

`remonode_api_keys` table

Column	Type	Description
`id`	bigint (PK)	Auto-increment
`user_id`	FK → users	Owner of the key (nullable)
`app_uuid`	string(36)	Remonode app UUID (nullable)
`key_id`	string(100)	Unique lookup ID: `sk_live_abc123def456`
`secret_prefix`	string(16)	First 12 random chars for indexed lookup
`public_key`	text	Full public key (plaintext, not secret)
`secret_hash`	string	SHA-256 hash of secret key
`secret_last_four`	string(4)	Last 4 chars for masked display
`name`	string	Human-readable label
`status`	string(20)	`active`, `revoked`, `rotated`, `expired`
`environment`	string(20)	`production` or `sandbox`
`remote_id`	string	Remonode's key UUID (if synced)
`expires_at`	timestamp	Optional expiration
`last_used_at`	timestamp	Last validation time
`created_at/updated_at`	timestamps	—
`deleted_at`	timestamp	Soft delete

Billing & Quotas

Connected apps are auto-assigned the Free plan on registration. Plans control monthly API call limits:

Plan	Monthly Requests	Price
Free	10,000	₦0
Starter	100,000	₦5,000/mo
Pro	1,000,000	₦25,000/mo
Enterprise	Unlimited	Custom

To enforce quotas, enable it in your .env:

REMONODE_QUOTA_ENFORCEMENT=true

When enabled, the middleware returns 429 with quota details when the limit is exceeded. Developers can upgrade via the Remonode portal.

Using the Facade

// Check current plan and usage
$quota = Remonode::checkQuota();
// Returns: ['success' => true, 'data' => ['plan' => ..., 'usage' => ..., 'quota' => ...]]

// List available plans
$plans = Remonode::getPlans();
// Returns: ['success' => true, 'data' => ['plans' => [...]]]

// Upgrade plan (triggers Paystack checkout)
$upgrade = Remonode::upgradePlan('starter');

Portal Welcome Email

When the SDK registers a new app with the portal, the portal creates a user account and sends a welcome email with:

Temporary password
Login link
Change password link
Security notice recommending immediate password change

The email is queued via Laravel's mail system. Check app/Mail/PortalWelcomeEmail.php and resources/views/emails/portal-welcome.blade.php for customization.

Security

Secret keys are never stored in plaintext — only SHA-256 hashes
Timing-safe comparison via hash_equals() prevents timing attacks
Prefix-based indexed lookup — fast DB queries, only candidates are hash-compared
Keys shown once — plaintext secret returned at generation, then discarded
Lockout protection — cannot revoke last active key pair
Webhook verification — HMAC-SHA512 signature check on all webhook payloads
secret_hash hidden — never serialized in JSON responses
Portal passwords are random — auto-generated 16-char passwords, never reused
Welcome email queued — sent asynchronously, failures logged but don't block registration

Artisan Commands

# Test portal connectivity
php artisan remonode:test-connection

# Push local keys TO the portal (for keys that failed to sync)
php artisan remonode:push-keys
php artisan remonode:push-keys --id=sk_live_abc123     # Push specific key
php artisan remonode:push-keys --user=1                 # Push keys for a user
php artisan remonode:push-keys --force                  # Re-push all keys

# Sync key metadata FROM the portal (pull portal keys into local DB)
php artisan remonode:sync-keys
php artisan remonode:sync-keys --email=user@example.com

Key Sync Flow

Keys are generated locally in your app and metadata is synced to the portal:

Generate locally (Remonode::generate)
        │
        ▼
Auto-sync to portal (if sync_to_portal=true)
        │
        ├── ✅ Success → remote_id saved on key
        │
        └── ❌ Failed → key exists locally, not on portal
                         │
                         ▼
                  Run: php artisan remonode:push-keys

Command	Direction	Purpose
`Remonode::generate()`	App → Portal	Auto-sync on generation
`php artisan remonode:push-keys`	App → Portal	Push missed keys manually
`php artisan remonode:sync-keys`	Portal → App	Pull portal keys into local DB

License

MIT

Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
config		config
database/migrations		database/migrations
docs		docs
routes		routes
src		src
tests		tests
.gitignore		.gitignore
CHANGELOG.md		CHANGELOG.md
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