Implements a terminal based password manager in clojure. The underlying encryption and decryption is done with AES CBC algorithms from the javax.crypto package. Each time an update is done to the database of passwords, the database is encrypted with a random IV and the encrypted data together with the IV is saved base64 encoded in the ~/.__passpass file. This file can then be manually synced between machines by using rsync for example.
Compile a jar file with the leiningen build tool. In the pass sub-directory run the following.
lein uberjarThis will generate some files under the target directory, one of which a .jar file with ‘standalone’ in its name.
To easily start the password manager, create a shell script accessible on your path that invokes the password manager. Example script file contents:
#!/bin/sh
java -jar PATH-TO-JAR-FILE/pass-0.1.0-standalone.jarAfter launching the password manager, a terminal menu guides you through available options. First a master password is asked for. If no existing password database is found (~/.__passpass) you will be asked to repeat the master password. If on the other hand a database is found it is decrypted with the password. You can then add, delete or select entries. You can also quit the program. Each time the database is changed by adding or removing an entry, the database is encrypted with the master password and written to disk as described in the intro.