Locker

small CLI app to store your password in safe

I made it because was tired of having my passwords in excel.

maybe add things later but works fine

• copy, build and use. it will get u through initialization.
• leave me your star

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after this quick path things u can go

Set on your .profile or .bashrc

    export LOCKER_PATH=path/to/lockerDir
    export PATH=$PATH:$LOCKER_PATH

in my case is

    export LOCKER_PATH=/home/<username>/.locker
    export PATH=$PATH:$LOCKER_PATH

.locker is the folder where i have the binary and the locker.txt (file where u data will be saved encrypted)

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After initialization u will get something like this:

  Locker do:

Here u can do some actions like:

• clear -> clear terminal

• exit -> exit program

• save -> to save changes

• ls -> to list all your data

Getter

this will print the item stored with the 'itemname'

get itemname

can gen a json report of your data with get -f, it will create a json in the directory where u call the app

the third param will be the name (without ext), this is optional due that default name is the long date name

get -f <filename> 

Setter

this will set a value

set anyname anykey anyvalue

if only value item

set anyname anyvalue

if only value item but with spaces ( imagine like metamask words )

use "-" as last param is necessary to the program know that all values are one

set wallet1 a b c d -

if want to overwrite only the value ( u change your mail password idk)

use "-" in as key this will remain the key the same

set gmail - mysuperpassword

Also can load your data from json with specific scheme

the file has to be recheable from where u calling the the program

 set -f mydata.json

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    {
        "gmail": { "key": "anykey", "value": "value" },
        "github": { "key": "keyany", "value": "value" },
        "linkedin": { "key": "anykey", "value": "value" }
    }

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remove

to remove a item

rm itemname

to remove all items

rm *    

ls

 [ linkedin ->  key : value ]
 [ github ->  key : value ]
 [ gmail    ->  key : value ]

to only print the names u have store without its data use

ls names

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gmail    
github  
linkedin  

To print all items that name matches a substring use "ls find" (imagine have multiple mails)

ls find gmail

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 [ gmail3 ->  key : value ]
 [ gmail4 ->  key : value ]
 [ gmail2 ->  key : value ]
 [ gmail    ->  key : value ]

CMD

• clear
• exit
• save
• ls
• rm < name | * >
• get < value >
• set < params >