A simple utility that listens to the Consul key-value store (and perhaps etcd and ZooKeeper in the future) and then sticks the result into a local file and (optionally) commits it in Git.
The intent is to be able to use a tool like envconsul but maintain auditabilty and reproducibility. There is an option to read the file and output curl commands that will make Consul's state match the file. With this you would easily be able to do rollbacks of your environmental configuration or do rollouts by using one of these files to initialize Consul's state.
Feel free to create issues for desired features or for bugs, or, of course, pull requests.
envtrack -backend=git consul://consul.service.consul:8500/tracked/Assuming the directory this is executed in is a Git repository, this will make a file called config with the values of all of the keys under /tracked. Any time a key is updated, the config file will be updated and committed.
envtrack -script consul://consul.service.consul:8500/tracked/This command will print a collection of curl commands to set the keys in Consul. This is also useful to base64 decode the keys.