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[](https://travis-ci.org/paulfariello/kickpass)
Kickpass
========
Kickpass is a stupid simple password safe. It keep each password in a specific
safe, protected with modern cryptography. Its main user interface is command
line.
Full documentation is available throught manual page ``kickpass(1)``:
```bash
man 1 kickpass
```
Quick help looks like:
```bash
usage: kickpass [-hv] <command> [<cmd_opts>] [<args>]
options:
-h, --help Print this help
-v, --version Print kickpass version
commands:
help <command> Print help for given command
init Initialize a new password safe directory. Default to ~/.kickpass
create [-hgl] <safe> Create a new password safe
open <safe> Open a password safe and print its content on stdout
edit [-pm] <safe> Edit a password safe with $EDIT
copy <safe> Copy a password (first line of safe) into X clipboard
list List available safes
delete <safe> Delete a password safe after password confirmation
rename <old_safe> <new_safe> Rename a password safe
```
Features
--------
* One password to rule them all
* One password to find them
* One password to bring them all
* Integrated password generator
* Full text metadata with your favorite editor
* Strong encryption: AEAD with chacha20 and poly1305
* Direct copy to X selection and clipboard
Examples
--------
```bash
$ kickpass create -g www/github.com
[kickpass] master password:
$ kickpass cat www/github.com
url: https://www.github.com
username: paulfariello
$ kickpass copy www/github.com
$
```
Technical overview
------------------
Kickpass is built around a shared library named libkickpass.
libkickpass leverage [libsodium](https://libsodium.org/) to create safes.
Safes are created using authenticated encryption with associated data. As of
now libkickpass use chacha20 along with poly1305 to encrypt and authenticate
the safe.
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