Keypass

A simple password management utility for Keybase.io

How It Works

Keypass uses keybase to encrypt a list of passwords and store them where you specify. Adding more password entries decrypts the file, adds the new entry then re-encrypts it.

Prerequisites

• keybase.io account
• Bash

Installation

• Set the KEYBASE_USER and PASS_DIR variables in keypass to something reasonable
• Probably put keypass in your PATH

Usage

keypass { list ["TERM"] | add URL USER PASS ["DESC"] | gen [LENGTH] | interactive }

COMMANDS:
  list ["TERM"]                 Decrypt and list passwords, optionally matching "TERM"
  add URL USER PASS ["DESC"]    Add the url, username and password with optional description
  gen [LENGTH]                  Generate a new password with optional length
  interactive                   Interactively edit the password file with $EDITOR

INFO:
  * You can use the first letter of each command as a shortcut (e.g `keypass i` for interactive mode.
  * Interactive is the only command that will generate (and clean up) a temporary file.

Protips

• Add export HISTIGNORE=$HISTIGNORE:keypass* to your .bash_profile so passwords aren't saved in your history