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paswo

v1.0.2

Published

CLI utility that generates, hashes, and stores passwords

Downloads

1

Readme

Paswo

Paswo is a Vorpal command line application that can generate, hash, and manage passwords.

I made this to practice Javascript/Node.js and learn a bit about SQL.

Disclaimer: Paswo has only been tested on Mac OS X.

Please feel free to leave any suggestions or report any bugs.

Thanks!

Install

npm install -g paswo

Usage

Paswo Commands

Type paswo into your command line.

Generate a random pasword:

You can specify the length and use the flag -s or --special to include special characters in the password.

paswo: create

paswo: create [length] -s

Hash a string with the chosen hashing algorithm:

paswo: hash

Open database:

The db command will switch to paswo-db and connect to your database where you can access your passwords.

paswo: db

Create a master key:

If the database file does not exist, using db will ask you to create a new master key for your database and create the database file.

Use master key to open your database:

If the database file does exist, using db will ask for your master key to connect to your database.

Database Commands

After you successfully open your database, you have access to your stored passwords.

Change master key:

paswo-db: change master key

Add password for a specific website:

paswo-db: add <website>

View websites you have added passwords for:

paswo-db: ls

Get the password for a specific website:

paswo-db: get <website>

Update the password for a specific website:

paswo-db: update <website>

Delete the password for a specific website:

paswo-db: delete <website>

Close database and exit paswo-db:

paswo-db: exit


License

MIT