vault is a simple password manager. Given a passphrase and the name of a service, it returns a strong password for that service. You only need to remember your passphrase, which you do not give to anyone, and vault will give a different password for every service you use. The passphrase can be any text you like.

• GitHub: https://github.com/jcoglan/vault
• Website: https://getvau.lt/

Install

npm install -g vault

Usage

• --phrase or -p You will be prompted for your passphrase.
• --length or -l Set the desired length.
• --lower [n] (n==0) no lowercase letter, (n>0) at least n lowercase letter a-z.
• --upper [n] Control uppercase letter A-Z.
• --number [n] Control number0-9.
• --space [n] The space character.
• --dash [n] Dashes (-) and underscores (_).
• --symbol [n] All other printable ASCII characters.
• -r [n] The maximum number of times the same character can appear in a row.
• --key or -k Use a value signed using your SSH private key instead of a simple passphrase.
• --config or -c To save your setting at ~/.vault file, encrypted with AES-256, using your username as the key by default.

  vault -c --upper 0  // global config
  vault -c google --symbol 0 // service config
  

• --export [file] Export the settings to file.
• --import [file] Import the settings from file.
• --delete [service] or -x [service] Removes settings for an individual service.
• --delete-globals Removes your global settings.
• --clear or -X Deletes all saved settings.
• --notes or -n No longer supported.

Setting Config Format

{
  "global": {
    "phrase": "xxx",
    "upper": 0
  },
  "services": {
    "google": {
      "length": 6,
      "phrase": "xox",
      "upper": 0
    },
    "twitter": {}
  }
}