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wault

v0.0.8

Published

My personal vault to store things locally

Downloads

9

Readme

A simple vault to store things locally

A simple vault to store things locally.

$ npm install -g wault

Options

Set the database path via env variable: WAULT_PATH=~/.wault (to have the database at path ~/.wault. By default the database is at path /tmp/wault.level

Use it

Create new values

wault store

Password:
Key: this-is-my-key
Value: http://www.google.it/

Get existing values

wault get

Password:
Key: this-is-my-key

Here your content:
 * http://www.google.it/

Delete keys

wault del

Password:
Key: this-is-my-key

Deleted key: this-is-my-key

Multiple keys

You can mark the same value with different keys, for example: one, two, three

$ wault store

Password:
Key: one two three
Value: this is the value

Obtain a single key value

$ wault get

Password:
Key: one

Here your content:
 * this is the value

Multiple values

The wault is always in append mode (store different values on the same key)

$ wault get

Password:
Key: one

Here your content:
 * this is the value
 * another value