# Onetime-cli

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Encrypt / decrypt files using the one-time pad.

## Install

If you have cargo installed, run:
```bash
cargo install onetime-cli
```

Otherwise you can download an executable from the [Release section](https://github.com/einfachIrgendwer0815/onetime-cli/releases).



## Usage

The simplest way to encrypt a file called `secret.txt` is:
```bash
onetime-cli encrypt secret.txt
```
which will generate two new files `secret.txt.otp.0` and `secret.txt.otp.1`. You can then delete `secret.txt`.



To decrypt `secret.txt`, run:
```bash
onetime-cli decrypt secret.txt
```
which will use the two `secret.txt.otp.*` files to decrypt `secret.txt`. You can then delete these two files.



To see more possible cli arguments, run:
```bash
onetime-cli --help
```