| Crates.io | fpas |
| lib.rs | fpas |
| version | 0.5.3 |
| created_at | 2024-12-08 08:17:48.385751+00 |
| updated_at | 2025-12-03 08:51:28.052675+00 |
| description | fpas is command line software helps you create password from some text |
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| repository | https://github.com/ZocketZero/fpas |
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fpas is command line software helps you create password from some text
cargo install fpas
create password with text
fpas your_text
and loop feature
fpas -l 5 your_text
create password from binary file
fpas -f ./file
using --chain with -l (or --loop)
to generate long password
fpas --chain -l 10 your_text
-i or --input to cover your keylet consider this command 7z a zipfile folder -p$(fpas 'your_key'): after you'd enter the command, your shell will keep all commands and options in history (use history command to print history) which increases security risks.
To solve this problem simply use -i.
fpas -i
> your_key
&9@a7df@5977b5b009b3@06#054c7f7@3363b##0c...
after you have seen > just enter the commands and options which you prefer. Then just press enter on your keyboard.
You might want to create a compressed file with a password. To ensure the strongest security, you need to use a very long password that includes a variety of characters.
So, I created this software to solve this problem and create strong passwords with a simple method. However, it actually just transferred the weakness to other points.
There is example cases with command line.
7z a file.7z file -p$(fpas helloG)
zip file.zip file -P $(fpas hello)