      ____                  __          ____
     / __ \____  _____ ____/ /_  ____  / / /_
    / /_/ / __ `/ ___/ ___/ __ \/ __ \/ / __/
   / ____/ /_/ (__  |__  ) /_/ / /_/ / / /_
  /_/    \__,_/____/____/_.___/\____/_/\__/

Open source password manager for teams
(c) 2016 Bolt Softwares Pvt Ltd

Legal

Licence: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.en.html

Credits: https://www.passbolt.com/credits

How to get started?

This is still a work in progress so the application is not available on NPM just yet. But you can easily try out! Bear with us! :)

Copy the repository

git clone git@github.com:passbolt/passbolt_cli.git

Move inside the new directory

cd passbolt_cli

Install npm dependencies

npm install

Make the symlink on our path point to the index.js

[sudo] npm link

Create or copy a configuration file with a user and a server config

cd app/config
cp config.default.json

You can look at the examples in the config folder. If you are using a default passbolt server instance with Selenium tests data installed then it will work out the box with Ada for example:

{
  "domain" : {
    "baseUrl": "http://passbolt.dev",
    "publicKey" : {
      "fingerprint" : "2FC8945833C51946E937F9FED47B0811573EE67E"
    }
  },
  "user" : {
    "firstname": "Ada",
    "lastname" : "Lovelace",
    "email" : "ada@passbolt.com",
    "privateKey" : {
      "fingerprint": "03F60E958F4CB29723ACDF761353B5B15D9B054F"
    }
  }
}

What commands do to you support?

Right now the basics, only authentication and read operations.

  Usage: passbolt [options] [command]


  Commands:

    auth        Authentication actions, login or logout
    users       Find one or more users
    get         View the OpenPGP data block of a given resource
    find        Find one or more resources
    help [cmd]  display help for [cmd]

  Options:

    -h, --help     output usage information
    -V, --version  output the version number

Authentication

Authentication is based on GPGAuth, so it uses your private key and your passphrase if you have one.

You can provide your passphrase or let GPG handle the prompt.

$ passbolt auth -p ada@passbolt.com

GPGAuth Skipping, you are already logged in

You can also logout. If let say you change your user config, or want to clear your session.

$ passbolt auth logout

List the users

$ passbolt users

FIRST NAME           LAST NAME            USERNAME              FINGERPRINT                              UUID
Frances              Allen                frances@passbolt.com  98DA33350692F21BD5F83A17E8DC5617477FB14C 1c137bd7-2838-3c3d-a021-d2986d9126f5
Kathleen             Antonelli            kathleen@passbolt.com 14D07AFFDE916BC904F17AFB4D203642A73AE279 201b442c-d6ca-3ee6-a443-ce669ca0ec6e
Jean                 Bartik               jean@passbolt.com     8F758E3BDD8445361A8A6AD073BAC28524AA1193 7c7afd29-1b98-3c3e-ae55-adedc333fb4b
...

Find a password

$ passbolt find

NAME                            USERNAME             URI                                     MODIFIED             UUID
Inkscape                        vector               https://inkscape.org/                   2016-05-15 16:04:49  17c66127-0c5e-3510-a497-2e6a105109db
Enlightenment                   efl                  https://www.enlightenment.org/          2016-05-15 16:04:49  2af40344-b330-30a8-ac26-64b2776f07e0
free software foundation europe fsfe                 https://fsfe.org/index.en.html          2016-05-15 16:04:49  31bf093f-dd27-391d-ae9d-f511ef41dd12
ftp                             user                 ftp://192.168.1.1                       2016-05-15 16:04:49  4a2f98e8-b326-3384-aa2b-c3c9a81be3f7
...

Get the encrypted password

Once you know the UUID from the find you can get it as follow

$ passbolt get 664735b2-4be7-36d9-a9f8-08d42998faf8
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
Version: GnuPG v2
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=Bbft
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----

Putting it all together

Of course you can chain and pipe things up like:

$ passbolt get $(passbolt find | grep inkscape | awk '{print $6}') > secret.gpg; gpg --decrypt secret.gpp

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