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stymie

v0.2.0

Published

Cryptographically secure password manager

Downloads

4

Readme

Stymie

Build Status Coverage Status

Features

  • No need to remember another password, stymie will use the default GPG key.
  • Create any number of key fields beyond the default username and password. For example:
username: 'derp',
password: '1234',
SSN: '123-45-6789',
securityAnswer: '1st Avenue'
  • Since everything is stored in .stymie.d/, it's easy to port between systems.
  • GPG end-to-end encryption allows stymie to be safely versioned.
  • Generate passwords using Diceware, Sillypass or enter a custom password.

Security Features

  • Uses GPG/PGP public-key cryptography to encrypt everything (even configs).
  • Uses OS-level permissions-based access control so only the user can view and list any files created by the user.
  • Encrypts using the --hidden-recipient flag so as to not include the recipient's key ID in the encrypted file.
  • Optionally, asks to set $HISTIGNORE so stymie commands aren't stored in history [1].

[1] As an alternative to setting $HISTIGNORE, most shells by default allow for any command preceded by a [[SPACE]] to be ignored by history. Check the value of $HISTCONTROL for support.

Only Linux and OS X are supported. There are no plans to support Windows.

Installation

npm i stymie

Suggestions

  • Use gpg-agent to save typing.

Examples

  • Create the example.com key:
stymie add example.com
  • Edit the example.com key:
stymie edit example.com
  • Get just the username field value from the example.com key:
stymie get example.com --field username
  • Get just the password field value from the example.com key and copy it to the system clipboard (OS X):
stymie get example.com --field password | pbcopy

Usage

Command | Description
------- | --------
add | Adds a new entry
edit | Edits an entry
generate | Generates a diceware passphrase
get | Retrieves an entry
has | Checks if the entry exists
init | Installs the password file directory and config file
list | List all entries
rm | Deletes an entry

Options

Option | Description
------- | --------
--field, -f | Gets the specified key value from an entry (only with `get` command)
--shadow | Obfuscates a password entry
-h, --help | Display help

License

GPLv3

Author

Benjamin Toll