Command line and GUI interface to pass, the Unix password manager.
Greg Pomerantz
af1b878308
- Update to //go:build tags, gofmt, and the android-35 javac template in //go:generate. - GetStore: reset store.Empty when the store directory exists (it was only set true when the dir was missing, so a reconfigured store kept the stale 'Empty' state and showed the configure button). - Rebuild PgpConnect.jar (android-35). |
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| impl_darwin.go | ||
| impl_linux.go | ||
| impl_shared.go | ||
| jni_android.c | ||
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| jni_android.h | ||
| main.go | ||
| openpgp-api.jar | ||
| PgpConnect.jar | ||
| PgpConnect.java | ||
| README.md | ||
passgo
This repository includes Go code to interact with pass, the Unix password
manager. Library code is provided to open a password store, list
saved passwords, and decrypt specified passwords. The library provides
a simple passphrase input function, or, if gpg-agent is running (on MacOS),
it will connect automatically to request your GPG passphrase. On Android,
passgo connects to OpenKeychain. MacOS and Android users can also ask passgo
to copy a password directly to the clipboard.
store := passgo.Store{}
// directory defaults to ~/.password-store, or set it manually here:
// store.Dir = "/home/me/.pw-store"
err := passgo.GetStore(&store)
if err != nil { ... }
passlist := store.List()
for _,x := range passlist {
if x.Pathname == "myPass" {
p, err := store.Decrypt(x.Pathname)
if err == nil {
passgo.Clip(p) // put on the clipboard
} else {
log.Fatal("Cannot decrypt ", x.Pathname)
}
}
}
/// or just do:
p, err := store.Decrypt("myPass")
...
Also included is a simple GUI front-end using Gio
that works on MacOS and Android. See cmd/passgo-gui.