age is a simple, secure and modern encryption tool with small explicit keys, no config options, and UNIX-style composability.
rage is a Rust implementation of the age tool. It is pronounced like the Japanese らげ (with a hard g).
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``` Usage: rage [OPTIONS]
Positional arguments: input file to read input from (default stdin)
Optional arguments: -h, --help print help message -d, --decrypt decrypt the input (default is to encrypt) -p, --passphrase use a passphrase instead of public keys -a, --armor create ASCII armored output (default is age binary format) -r, --recipient RECIPIENT recipient to encrypt to (may be repeated) -i, --identity IDENTITY identity to decrypt with (may be repeated) -o, --output OUTPUT output to OUTPUT (default stdout) ```
The rage suite of tools are provided in the age Rust crate. If your system
has Rust 1.37+ installed (either via rustup or a system package), you can
build directly from source:
cargo install age
You can also use the age crate directly as a library, by adding this line to
your Cargo.toml (which disables the CLI tools):
age = { version = "0.1", default-features = false }
cli enables the rage and rage-keygen tools, and is enabled by default.
mount enables the rage-mount tool, which can mount age-encrypted TAR or
ZIP archives as read-only. It is currently only usable on Unix systems, as it
relies on libfuse.
unstable enables in-development functionality. Anything behind this feature
flag has no stability or interoperability guarantees.
Licensed under either of
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Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in the work by you, as defined in the Apache-2.0 license, shall be dual licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.