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pw-vault

v0.1.0

Published

Cross-platform encrypted password vault CLI with a pw-compatible workflow.

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Links

Maintainers

turtle.techturtle.tech

Keywords

clipassword-managervaultlinuxmacos

Readme

pw-vault

pw-vault is a cross-platform password vault CLI that keeps the familiar pw workflow while storing secrets in an encrypted file instead of a macOS sparse image.

Install

From a local checkout

npm install
npm link

After publishing

npm install -g pw-vault

Usage

pw help
pw gen github.com --username [email protected]
pw copy github.com
pw copy github.com username
pw set github.com
pw ls
pw rm github.com
pw migrate --from /Volumes/Vault
pw vault backup ~/Desktop/vault-backup.enc
pw vault rekey

Storage

The vault is stored in an OS-appropriate application data directory unless you override it with PW_VAULT_DIR.

  • macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/pw-vault
  • Linux: ~/.local/share/pw-vault
  • Windows: %APPDATA%\\pw-vault

The encrypted file is named vault.json.enc and backups are written to the backups/ subdirectory.

Environment variables

  • PW_VAULT_DIR: Override the data directory.
  • PW_MASTER_PASSWORD: Provide the vault password non-interactively.
  • PW_CLIPBOARD_CLEAR_SECONDS: Default clipboard clear timeout in seconds.

Migration

Use pw migrate --from <directory> after mounting or exporting the legacy vault contents as .txt files. Each file should be named after the entry, for example gmail.txt.

The importer accepts either:

password

or:

username
password

Notes

Clipboard support uses native tools when available:

  • macOS: pbcopy
  • Linux: wl-copy, xclip, or xsel
  • Windows: clip

If no clipboard tool is available, the CLI reports a clear error.