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tind

v2.2.0

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tind

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peterroepeterroe

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Readme

Tind

Password manager for the terminal.

Install

$ npm install -g tind

Login

First, you need to create a new and private repository, and make sure it has a .git directory. Such as: https://github.com/peterroe/password or [email protected]:peterroe/password.git.

Then, you can login to the repository:

$ tind login
? What is your repo address? › [email protected]:peterroe/password.git

Usage

More

$ tind -h 
tind/2.0.0

Usage:
  $ tind <command> [options]

Commands:
  login      inject your github repo
  add        new acount
  show       show all acounts
  push       push to github
  remove     delete account
  update     update account
  find       find account
  quickFind  quick find account

For more info, run any command with the `--help` flag:
  $ tind login --help
  $ tind add --help
  $ tind show --help
  $ tind push --help
  $ tind remove --help
  $ tind update --help
  $ tind find --help
  $ tind quickFind --help

Options:
  -h, --help     Display this message 
  -v, --version  Display version number