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Simple QR interface to pws gem. Helps to use your passwords on a smartphone.
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Downloads
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 Releases
Current version
0.2.0
Total releases
3
First release
2012-11-18
Latest release
2017-01-06
 Development
Primary Language
Ruby
Licenses
MIT
Average date of last 50 commits
2015-11-15
Reverse Dependencies
0

 Dependencies

Development

bundler
~> 1.13
byebug
~> 9.0
gitignore
~> 0.1
letters
~> 0.4
rake
~> 12.0
reek
~> 4.5
rubocop
~> 0.46
simplecov
~> 0.10

Runtime

clipboard
~> 1.0
colorize
~> 0.8
docopt
~> 0.5.0
onetime
~> 0.5
pws
~> 1.0
rqrcode
~> 0.10
 Project Readme

PWSQR

pwsqr Gem

Simple QR interface to pws gem. Helps to use your passwords on a smartphone.

Installation

PWS gem required to use this tool and will be installed as a dependency if you don't have one already.

$ gem install pwsqr

Usage

This gem helps you securely and easily copy/send passwords from CLI (pws tool) to your mobile devices using QR codes.

When pwsqr works online it tries to use onetimesecret.com service to store your password privately behind the QR code with a short URL.

To use this feature, run pwsqr with pwsqr --init command first and setup your email address and API key in the newly generated config file in your $HOME directory: ~/.pwsqr

If you want to generate config file from scratch delete the old one before running pwsqr --init

$ pwsqr --help


    ======================================================
            Command-line QR tool for PWS gem 📲
    ======================================================

    Usage:
      pwsqr [--offline | --email] [--namespace <namespace>] <key>
      pwsqr --version
      pwsqr --help
      pwsqr --init

    Options:
      --version, -v                              Show the current app version
      --help, -h                                 Show this message
      --init                                     Initialise new configuration (won't break the old one)
      --namespace <namespace>, -n <namespace>    Use custom pws namespace
      --offline, -o                              Force local password usage (force offline usage,
                                                 mind the length of the password and terminal history)
      --email, -e                                Send a friendly email containing the secret link

# Home
$ pwsqr twitter # get twitter password (online/QR)
$ pwsqr -e twitter # get twitter password (online/email)
$ pwsqr -o twitter # get twitter password (offline/QR)

# Work
$ pwsqr -n work -o github # get github password (offline/work namespace/QR)
$ pwsqr -n work github # get github password (online/work namespace/QR)
$ pwsqr -n work -e github # get github password (online/work namespace/email)

Then you check your email (if you used --email / -e flag) or scan QR-code with any QR scanner (I use really fast one: Optiscan QR Code Reader ⚠️ this is not an advert)

To-Do

  • Testing
  • Configure CI
  • Code documenting

Contributing

See contributing.md

License / Copyrights