:key: lich

An extremely minimal command-line password manager.

Made with :tea: + :heart: by quadrupleslap. Any contributions welcome!

Quick Start

This example uses fzf for fuzzy-searching.

```bash

Install it. Right now you'll have to build it yourself, but maybe one day this'll work!

brew install lich

Choose a file location. This one's the default.

export LICH=$HOME/.lich

Initialize.

lich init

Set a password.

lich set github

Fuzzy-select an entry and copy it to the clipboard.

lich get $(lich list | fzf) | pbcopy

Or just get it the old-fashioned way.

lich get github

Perhaps, in a fit of sheer madness, you switch to BitBucket.

lich delete github ```

Usage

``` USAGE: lich

FLAGS: -h, --help Prints help information -V, --version Prints version information

SUBCOMMANDS: delete Remove a password get Get a password help Prints this message or the help of the given subcommand(s) init Initialises the password store list List places rekey Change the master password set Change a password ```

Is it secure?

Probably! It uses AES-256-GCM to store the passwords, encrypted with a randomly generated encryption key, which is in turn encrypted with the user's selected password. Any help verifying the code would be highly appreciated, though! :wink:

Building

bash cargo install lich