pwstore 0.1

Description:

pwstore 0.1

A cli password manager in python. Inspired by
password-store[1] by Jason A.
Donenfeld.

Usage
Usage: pwstore [OPTIONS] RECORD COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options:
-?, -h, --help Show this message and exit.

Commands:
add Create a new record
alias Create a symlink named ALIAS
copy Copy a KEY value to the system clipboard
delete Delete KEY from a record
drop Delete an entire record from the disk
get Retrieve a KEY value from a record
list List the keys in a record
qrcode Display a KEY value as a qrcode
qrcodei Display a KEY value as a qrcode in a png
select Decrypt a record and print it raw
type Type a KEY value at the cursor position
update Update a record's KEY with VALUE

Dependencies
The following non-standard dependencies are required for basic functionality:
pip3 install python-gnupg dulwich appdirs click
There are optional dependencies for some extra features:
To display passwords as QRcodes in the terminal,
pip3 install pyqrcode
To display passwords as QRcodes as images,
pip3 install pyqrcode Pillow pypng
To copy the password to the clipboard,
pip3 install pyperclip
And to type the password at the current cursor position.
pip3 install pyautogui


GPG
Like password-store, pwstore uses GPG encryption to store data securely.
For now, you must set your recipient key in the environment:
export PWSTORE_KEY='0xA96895ACB7F4970C'


Examples

Create a new record
pwstore github.com add


Create an alias
pwstore github.com alias github


Add a password
pwstore github update password "$(apg -n1)"


Add some metadata
pwstore github update login_url "http://github.com"
pwstore github update username rpdelaney




Why use pw?
In most cases, you should use password-store. Overall, it is much more
mature and feature-rich.
The main difference is that pwstore stores data in a json format, enabling
you to store additional metadata such as username, login page URL, etc:
pwstore github.com update username rpdelaney

License

For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.

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