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@txsoura/mskm

v1.1.3

Published

Txsoura MSKM - a simple CLI to manage multiple SSH Keys

Readme

MSKM - Multiple SSH Key Manager CLI

This project, is a simple CLI to manage multiple SSH Keys easily!

Installation

You can install the package via npm:

npm i -g @txsoura/mskm

Features

  • Create, List, Delete your SSH key(s);
  • Manage all your SSH keys by name;
  • Choose and set a default SSH key;
  • Display current SSH key name;
  • Copy specific SSH public key by name.

Available commands

create    Create a new SSH key.
list      List all the available SSH keys.
use       Set specific SSH key as default by name.
current   Show current SSH key name.
delete    Delete specific SSH key by name.
copy      Copy specific SSH public key by name.
show      Show specific SSH public key by name.
update    Update CLI to the latest version.

Documentation

See the WIKI for documentation.

License

This project is under MIT license. Go to LICENSE for more details.