kp

Features

• macOS, Linux
• KDBX v4
• fuzzy matching prompt with skim
• support system clipboard (macOS, X11 in Linux)
• master password store/load from Keychain and keyrings
• easy scripting (e.g. BORG_PASSCOMMAND="kp homebackup")

Install

Use releases page or install from crates.io with cargo: ``` $ cargo install kp

or without clipboard support

$ cargo install kp --no-default-features ```

Usage

``` $ kp --help kp 0.1.0 KeePass KDBX4 password reader.

Usage: kp [options] [] [] kp --help

Commands: clip Copy password and clear clipboard after specified amount of time. This is default command if no other provided.

show     Display entry's info.

Options: -d, --database KDBX file path. -k, --key-file Path to the key file unlocking the database. -p, --use-keyring Store password for the database in the OS's keyring. -P, --remove-key Remove database's password from OS's keyring and exit. -G, --no-group Show entries without group(s). -t, --timeout Timeout in seconds before clearing the clipboard. Default to 5 seconds. 0 means no clean-up. -h, --help -V, --version

Environment variables: KP_DEFAULTS Set default arguments (see examples).

Examples: Open a database and copy password to the clipboard after selection: $ kp --database /root/secrets.kdbx

Set default database, secret file and options via environment variable:
  export KP_DEFAULTS="-d$HOME/my.kdbx -k$HOME/.secret -pGt7"

Display selector and then print entry's info:
  $ kp show

Copy password if only single entry found otherwise display selector:
  $ kp clip gmail

`clip` command name can be omitted:
  $ kp gmail

Print password to STDOUT:
  $ kp github.com | cat

Read password from STDIN:
  $ cat /mnt/usb/key | kp

```

License

MIT/Unlicensed