git clone https://github.com/flyinprogrammer/awspm.git $HOME/.awspm
export PATH="$HOME/.awspm/bin:$PATH"

$awspm help
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Usage:
  awspm [command] [arguments]

Available commands:
  bash:   prints out a maybe useful bash helper.
  clear:  provides the commands to clear any environment varialbes awspm might set
  create: used to create or edit a profile user
  help:   prints this help documention
  ls:     lists profiles and profile users
  rm:     used to remove all profiles, a profile, or a profile user
  view:   provides the commands to load a profile user's credentials into ENV

Examples:

show bash helpers:
  awspm bash

list avaialble profiles:
  awspm ls

list available users for profile 'default':
  awspm ls default

create a user 'admin' for profile 'default':
  awspm create default admin

edit a user 'admin' for profile 'default':
  awspm create default admin

view the conf for user 'admin' belonging to profile 'default':
  awspm view default admin

remove user 'admin' from profile 'default':
  awspm rm default admin

remove profile 'default':
  awspm rm default

remove everything:
  awspm rm

$ awspm create personal_account admin
Amazon Profile Manager
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Working on profile: personal_account
/Users/flyinprogrammer/.awspm/profiles/personal_account did not exist, so we made it.
/Users/flyinprogrammer/.awspm/profiles/personal_account/keys did not exist, so we made it.
Private key does not exist - let's create it.
Generating RSA private key, 4096 bit long modulus
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e is 65537 (0x10001)
Enter pass phrase for /Users/flyinprogrammer/.awspm/profiles/personal_account/keys/pkey: <password>
Verifying - Enter pass phrase for /Users/flyinprogrammer/.awspm/profiles/personal_account/keys/pkey: <password>
Public key does not exist - let's create it.
Enter pass phrase for /Users/flyinprogrammer/.awspm/profiles/personal_account/keys/pkey: <password>
writing RSA key
Configuration for admin does not exist - let's create it.
AWS_DEFAULT_REGION: us-east-1
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID: foo
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: bar

$ awspm view personal_account admin
Enter pass phrase for /Users/flyinprogrammer/.awspm/profiles/personal_account/keys/pkey: <password>
export AWS_DEFAULT_REGION=us-east-1
export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=foo
export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=bar
# Run this command to configure your shell
# eval "$(/Users/flyinprogrammer/.awspm/bin/awspm view personal_account admin)"

$ awspm bash
You might find it helpful to add the following
bash helper funcion to your .profile/.bashrc:

awspm_load() {
  eval "$(/Users/flyinprogrammer/.awspm/bin/awspm view $1 $2)"
}

Usage:
awspm_load (profile) (user)

This saves you the hassle of copy+pasting from 'view' and from having
to wrap the command to evaluate it in your current shell.

Personally, I like creating even shorter helpers that load specific
users with 1 command.

For example:

awspm_load_default() {
  awspm_load default admin
}

Now I simply need to run 'awspm_load_default' to get my default
credentials into my shell.

Additionally this helper:

awspm_clear() {
  eval "$(/Users/flyinprogrammer/.awspm/bin/awspm clear)"
}

Usage:
awspm_clear

Will allow you to quickly clear your shell of awspm environment variables.