This is a repost from r/PasswordManagers
Here's the story - I had signed up for way too many services and I didn't remember their passwords. So, I built a password manager.
I needed these passwords across devices but I didn't want to build a backend for it. So, I just decided to use Git - I would encrypt my passwords and upload them to a Github private repository and then download them and decrypt them on whatever device I wanted.
So, I introduce pm to you - a Git based terminal password manager.
is:
What do you need to run it on your machine? Well, just Git.
I am open to suggestions, comments and even respectful critics. So, let me know what you guys think about it!
P.S: If you guys like to code and want to review my code on Github, feel free to do so. It is open for everyone to see.
Here's the story - I had signed up for way too many services and I didn't remember their passwords. So, I built a password manager.
I needed these passwords across devices but I didn't want to build a backend for it. So, I just decided to use Git - I would encrypt my passwords and upload them to a Github private repository and then download them and decrypt them on whatever device I wanted.
So, I introduce pm to you - a Git based terminal password manager.
Code:
pm
- cross platform
- stores your passwords locally instead of on the cloud
- capable of storing your passwords remotely with just a
Code:
git push
What do you need to run it on your machine? Well, just Git.
I am open to suggestions, comments and even respectful critics. So, let me know what you guys think about it!
P.S: If you guys like to code and want to review my code on Github, feel free to do so. It is open for everyone to see.