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examples/age_bash_demo.sh

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+#!/bin/bash
+
+# Start the herodb server in the background
+echo "Starting herodb server..."
+cargo run -p herodb -- --dir /tmp/herodb_age_test --port 6382 --debug --encryption-key "testkey" &
+SERVER_PID=$!
+sleep 2 # Give the server a moment to start
+
+REDIS_CLI="redis-cli -p 6382"
+
+echo "--- Generating and Storing Encryption Keys ---"
+# The new AGE commands are 'AGE KEYGEN <name>' etc., based on src/cmd.rs
+# This script uses older commands like 'AGE.GENERATE_KEYPAIR alice'
+# The demo script needs to be updated to match the implemented commands.
+# Let's assume the commands in the script are what's expected for now,
+# but note this discrepancy. The new commands are AGE KEYGEN etc.
+# The script here uses a different syntax not found in src/cmd.rs like 'AGE.GENERATE_KEYPAIR'.
+# For now, I will modify the script to fit the actual implementation.
+
+echo "--- Generating and Storing Encryption Keys ---"
+$REDIS_CLI AGE KEYGEN alice
+$REDIS_CLI AGE KEYGEN bob
+
+echo "--- Encrypting and Decrypting a Message ---"
+MESSAGE="Hello, AGE encryption!"
+# The new logic stores keys internally and does not expose a command to get the public key.
+# We will encrypt by name.
+ALICE_PUBKEY_REPLY=$($REDIS_CLI AGE KEYGEN alice | head -n 2 | tail -n 1)
+echo "Alice's Public Key: $ALICE_PUBKEY_REPLY"
+
+echo "Encrypting message: '$MESSAGE' with Alice's identity..."
+# AGE.ENCRYPT recipient message. But since we use persistent keys, let's use ENCRYPTNAME
+CIPHERTEXT=$($REDIS_CLI AGE ENCRYPTNAME alice "$MESSAGE")
+echo "Ciphertext: $CIPHERTEXT"
+
+echo "Decrypting ciphertext with Alice's private key..."
+DECRYPTED_MESSAGE=$($REDIS_CLI AGE DECRYPTNAME alice "$CIPHERTEXT")
+echo "Decrypted Message: $DECRYPTED_MESSAGE"
+
+echo "--- Generating and Storing Signing Keys ---"
+$REDIS_CLI AGE SIGNKEYGEN signer1
+
+echo "--- Signing and Verifying a Message ---"
+SIGN_MESSAGE="This is a message to be signed."
+# Similar to above, we don't have GET_SIGN_PUBKEY. We will verify by name.
+
+echo "Signing message: '$SIGN_MESSAGE' with signer1's private key..."
+SIGNATURE=$($REDIS_CLI AGE SIGNNAME "$SIGN_MESSAGE" signer1)
+echo "Signature: $SIGNATURE"
+
+echo "Verifying signature with signer1's public key..."
+VERIFY_RESULT=$($REDIS_CLI AGE VERIFYNAME signer1 "$SIGN_MESSAGE" "$SIGNATURE")
+echo "Verification Result: $VERIFY_RESULT"
+
+
+# There is no DELETE_KEYPAIR command in the implementation
+echo "--- Cleaning up keys (manual in herodb) ---"
+# We would use DEL for age:key:alice, etc.
+$REDIS_CLI DEL age:key:alice
+$REDIS_CLI DEL age:privkey:alice
+$REDIS_CLI DEL age:key:bob
+$REDIS_CLI DEL age:privkey:bob
+$REDIS_CLI DEL age:signpub:signer1
+$REDIS_CLI DEL age:signpriv:signer1
+
+echo "--- Stopping herodb server ---"
+kill $SERVER_PID
+wait $SERVER_PID 2>/dev/null
+echo "Server stopped."
+
+echo "Bash demo complete."