A lightweight CLI tool for managing key-value.
- Install binary from v1.1.1 release
- Linux: passmr_v1.1.1_x86_64-unknown-linux-musl.tar.gz
- Mac OS: passmr_v1.1.1_x86_64-apple-darwin.zip
- decompress file, then move binary to a $PATH dir.
e.g. (Linux ver)
$ tar -xzvf passmr_v1.1.1_x86_64-unknown-linux-musl.tar.gz
$ mv passmr $HOME/.local/bin/
NOTE: For Mac OS ver, you have to permit "Allow Anyway" from "Security & Privacy" Setting.
launch passmr
$ passmr
- add mode: add key-value
- search mode: search key
- select mode: select key, then copy/delete/edit value
press 'q' to quit.
You can add new key-value. Press 'a' to enter add mode.
NOTE: All key-values are stored in $HOME/.passmr/kvs dir.
You can also create another KVS by (temporarily) moving the folder as mv $HOME/.passmr/kvs $HOME/.passmr/kvs-old.
You can search key-value you added. Press 's' to enter search mode.
In search window, press any word you want to search, then press 'Enter' to enter select mode.
You can select key by ↑/↓ or k/j.
copy value
You can copy value of key you select. Press 'Enter' to copy (to clipboard!).
delete key-value
You can delete key (and value) you select. Press 'd' to delete.
edit key-value
You can edit (only) value of key you select. Press 'e' to edit.
NOTE: If you want to edit a key, you need to delete it and re-add it.
On Linux, you'll need to install xorg-dev and libxcb-composite0-dev to use clipboard. (Ref)
sudo apt install xorg-dev libxcb-composite0-dev
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