This is just for me, I don't encourage anyone to use it.
I really like KeepassXC, but copying/adding passwords is something that I want to perform very quick, BLAZINGLY FAST.
And I think it can be done better by terminal-based program, though, everything else is kind of sucks in terminal-based programs, but that's another story.
There is the pass bash script on
Linux available, and I like the idea behind it , but I use Windows, so I've
created pwm.
In general, like the pass program - it keeps each password in an encrypted
file.
Encryption is done by
Protonmail's Openpgp library.
Also, for each password you can set meta-information (like logins, urls, whatever).
Meta information is encrypted too, and saved with the .meta file extension.
All passwords are kept in the "Store" - a directory in your home dir.
On Windows, it's in C:\\Users\Username\pwm.
Add new password:
pwm add email-gmail
Add new password and additional meta-information:
pwm add email-gmail -m "email: myEmail@gmail.com"
Show list of passwords:
pwm ls
Show list of passwords which satisfy specified search filter:
pwm ls -f email
Copy password to the clipboard:
pwm copy email-gmail
Copy password using a file with masterkey:
pwm copy email-gmail -i key.txt
Show password:
pwm show email-gmail
Show password using a file with masterkey:
pwm show email-gmail -i key.txt
Show meta-information:
pwm show email-gmail.meta
Update password:
pwm upd email-gmail
Update meta-information:
pwm upd email-gmail.meta