password-manager

The Password manager is a full-featured command-line interface (CLI) tool for helping you store all of your login credentials. Password managers helps you to have easy access to all of your password - all you need is to remember your email address and master password.

The CLI is written with Golang and can be run on Windows, macOS, and Linux distributions.

Note: This password manager was made as a project and is NOT intended for actual use. Please use more sophisticated and well-tested/trusted password managers to store sensitive data.

Download/Install

If you already have the golang installed on your system, you can install the CLI using :

    go get github.com/Nnachevvv/passmag

MongoDB should be installed as prerequisite.

Running

If you've installed it:

$ passmag

Otherwise, from the build directory:

$ ./passmag

Documentation

The Password manager CLI is self-documented with --help content and examples for every command. You should start exploring the CLI by using the global --help option:

$ passmag --help

This option will list all available commands that you can use with the CLI.

Additionally, you can run the --help option on a specific command to learn more about it:

$ passmag init --help
$ passmag list --help

Managing Your Vault

Init new vault

To init and register new account in Password manager use:

$ passmag init

This command will add encrypted email address with your password.

Login and download your vault

After you init your password you should login to download your vault locally:

$ passmag login

After sussecfuly logged session key will be generated and your vault will be encrypted with your password and session_key. You should export SESSION_KEY variable or pass it every time to any command that require your vault to be unlocked (list, get, edit, etc.).

Manage your vault

There several options to manage your vault:

To add password , or randomly generate new one:

$ passmag add

Rename an already added password:

$ passmag edit

Change an already added password:

$ passmag edit

Get password from your vault:

$ passmag get 

Copy password without expose to clipboard:

$ passmag cp   

List all passwords from your vault:

$ passmag list 

Logout and delete vault from filesystem

$ passmag logout