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@royalrawal/password-manager-cli

v1.0.4

Published

command line client for my password manager

Downloads

7

Readme

passman

Command line client for my password manager.

Check out the password manager website.

Demo

demo

Installation 🛠

Install it using npm

npm i -g @royalrawal/password-manager-cli

Usage 📑

To use it simply run passman from the terminal.

 Available commands:
                ls -- list all records
                new -- add a new record
                edit [index] -- edit an existing record at [index]
                show [index] -- show an existing record at [index]
                rm [index] -- remove an existing record at [index]
                cp [index] -- copy password to clipboard of an existing record at [index]
                import [filename] -- import records from csv file
                export [filename] -- export records to csv file
                exit -- exit passman
                ?, help -- print this help message

Also check out

The backend repository: password-manager-backend.

The web frontend repository: password-manager.

Support 🙏

Please drop a star ⭐ if you like this project.

Contributing

Please open an issue before making any major changes.

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