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@AntonVanAssche AntonVanAssche released this 11 Feb 16:37
· 214 commits to master since this release
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There have been 35 commits to master since the start of the project. As of this point in time I can say that BashPass is feature complete so I'm releasing version 1.0.

The script now supports a number of functions, such as adding, updating and removing a password.

Here's what's new:

  • You can add a pasword using --add or -a.
  • You can update a pasword using --update or -u.
  • You can delete a pasword using --delete or -d.
  • You can show a pasword using --show or -s.
  • You can copy a pasword using --copy or -c to the clipboard.
  • You can generate a list with the names of all your passwords using --list or -l.

Info:

The dependencies for this release are:

  • gpg this is used the encrypt all the files where the passwords are stored.
  • xclip this is used to copy the password to the clipboard when using the --copy or -c option.

Which systems are supported:

Technically, all systems on which Bash is installed are supported. This means:

  • Most Linux distributions.
  • Mac OS (I can't test this because I don't own a Mac OS system)
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