passcualito

Simple Command-Line Password Manager for Linux

Caveats

• This program has been developed on and for Linux following open source philosophy.

Installation

• Using Cargo

cargo install passcualito

• From AUR Arch Linux (using paru or yay):

paru -S passcualito

Description

Usage:
  passc [command]

Available Commands:
  add         Add a new entry to the store
  copy        Copy password to clipboard
  edit        Edit the entry.
  export      Export data in a JSON file
  help        Help about any command
  import      Import entries from a JSON file
  list        List all properties of the entry by name
  password    Generates a password of the number passed
  remove      Remove the entry
  version     app version

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for passc

Use "passc [command] --help" for more information about a command.

Usage

• By executing any command, if there is no password store created, passcualito will ask for a Master Password (6 characters at least).

• Once the master password is created also the password store will be ($HOME/.passcualito/passwords.dat)

• When the user is logged, passcualito will keep some kind of session using /tmp system folder

Notes

• Command passc add entry_name could have optionals flags:
  • -p p4$$w0rd_here (if not enter a password manually a random 20 char password will be generated)
  • -i "some extra useful info"
• Command passc password 10 (10 char password) could have optionals flags:
  • -c a (alphabetic password)
  • -c n (numeric password)
  • -c an (alphanumeric password)
  • -c anc (alphanumeric + capitals password)
• Format of JSON data:

{
  "name": "name_of_entry",
  "password": "password_value",
  "info": "some extra info (could be empty)"
}

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