safely - pretty command-line password manager
safely [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ACCOUNT]
safely is a command-line tool to manage passwords. It stores all your login information (usernames and passwords) in a simple JSON-formatted file, encrypted and signed using your OpenPGP key: this makes it pretty secure and allows manual decryption of the database when needed.
-c, --create
Create a new password database.
-a, --add
Add a new account to the database.
-p, --pass
Print the password of the given account.
-u, --user
Print the user name of the given account.
-2, --2fa
Print 2-factor auth token for the given account.
-e, --edit
Modify the given account.
-r, --remove
Remove the given account.
-s, --search
Search the database for the given query.
-C, --check
Estimate the given password's strength.
-d, --dump
Dump the database in JSON format.
-h, --help
Show the program's help message and exit.
-D, --db
Use this database file [default: ~/.config/safely/passwords.db].
-K, --keys
Use these space-separated GPG keys [default: ].
-F, --fuzzy
Enable non-exact (fuzzy) matches.
-N, --print-newline
Force printing a trailing newline even if the output doesn't go to a terminal.
This is useful for piping safely output to programs that expect a trailing newline.
-Q, --quiet
Quiet output.
-B, --no-backup
Do not create a backup of the database.
GPG_AGENT_INFO
Used to locate the gpg-agent.
~/.config/safely/passwords.db
The default password database file. The option --db can be used to
override it.
~/.config/safely/passwords.db~
The default password database backup file. If the --db option is set, this
will change accordingly. If the --no-backup option is used, this file is
not created/modified.
~/.config/safely/passwords.db.lock
The default password database lock file. If the --db option is set, this
will change accordingly.
Alessandro Ghedini alessandro@ghedini.me
Copyright (C) 2014 Alessandro Ghedini alessandro@ghedini.me
This program is released under the 2 clause BSD license.