epaste
| Crates.io | epaste |
| lib.rs | epaste |
| version | 2.0.0 |
| source | src |
| created_at | 2016-04-17 17:29:28.64739 |
| updated_at | 2018-09-23 03:27:27.591826 |
| description | Tool to easily encrypt & encode encrypted data as base64. |
| homepage | https://gitlab.com/zetok/epaste |
| repository | https://gitlab.com/zetok/epaste |
| max_upload_size | |
| id | 4776 |
| size | 63,765 |
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documentation
README
Epaste 
Epaste encrypts given data and turns encrypted bytes into base64 text
which can be easily pasted/retrieved on e.g. pastebin website.
User needs to supply a password that will be used to encrypt / decrypt the data.
Decrypting can fail only if provided data is not valid.
Usage
To encrypt data:
epaste 'password' < 'file with text'
To decrypt data into a file:
epaste -d 'password' < 'file with encrypted text' > 'output file'
When decrypting non-plaintext data take care to redirect Epaste output to a file!
Packages
Dependencies
| Name | Version |
|---|---|
| libsodium | >=1.0.4 |
Building
You'll need Rust and libsodium.
When you'll have deps, build debug version with
cargo build
Install
The easiest way is to use Cargo:
cargo install epaste
If your distribution has been updated in recent years, it is very likely that
Cargo is already available. However if that's not the case, you can use
Nix package manager to get some newer stuff. Or just install Cargo without
using package manager. Whatever floats your boat.
Updating
In case of newer version, updating is almost like installing:
cargo install --force epaste
Goals
- encrypt/decrypt message with given password
- CLI interface
Support
If you like Epaste, feel free to help it by contributing, whether that would be by writing code, suggesting improvements, or by donating.
Donate via Bitcoin: 1FSDbXVbUZSe34UqxJjfNMdAA9P8c6tNFQ
If you're interested in some other way of donating, please say so. :smile:
License
Licensed under GPLv3+. For details, see COPYING.