A command line tool for managing secrets.
npm i -g pass-vault
pass ui
Pass Vault now includes a GUI.
pass gen
Generate a password.
Flags:
-
-t | --type
default to 1
0: includes only numbers
1: includes numbers and characters
-
-l | --length
default to 8
pass login USER SECRET
PassVault will create different store files named USER.store.json for each USER.
Secret is your encryption key, at least 4 characters, required.
Note that: PassVault will try to repeate your secret until 16 characters long. This is because the encryptor used internally requires a key at least 16 characters long.
pass save foo --Account bar@foo.com --Password foobarbaz
You can save key-value pairs as many as you want.
For example, you might want to add other information like --url https://foo.com later.
If you save a new item which actually exists in the your store, your information will be updated, and overwritten.
pass find foo
# This will print:
# foo:
# Account: bar@foo.com
# Password: foobarbaz
pass clip gmail password
# This will clip your gmail's password to your clipboard.
Currently supports windows and wsl ubuntu.
pass list
Print all your saved items' name.
pass logout
Note: logout will not remove your store file, you can login later and continue to use.
pass backup
Backup your store file (encrypted) to cwd (current working directory).
Note that:
Your backup file will have a format like this:
USER.store.json-TIMESTAMP
Please keep this format untouched.
pass backup
Restore your store from a backup file.
Note that: yout should provide a relative path. e.g. USER.store.json-TIMESTAMP
pass export
Export your secrets (unencrypted) to cwd, use with caution.