Simple server password CLI

pget is a tiny Rust command-line tool to get and manage servers passwords.

• Query a server password: pget server_name # it will copy to your clipboard
• Add or update a server password: pget -a server_name some_password

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Installation

• Download from releases

Or build it manually

# Build and install with cargo
cargo install --path .
# or build locally
cargo build --release
# binary will be in target/release/pget

Usage

Usage:
  pget <NAME>                   # print password for NAME
  pget -a <NAME> <PASSWORD>     # add or update NAME with PASSWORD
  pget --help                   # show help
  pget --version                # show version

Examples:

# copy the password to your clipboard for server_1
pget server_1

# add or update server_2's password
pget -a server_2 s3cr3tP@ssw0rd

# show help
pget --help

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Storage

When you will run for first time, it will create a file: ~/.ssh/passwords.toml. So you don't have to add a new server's password by cli. You can also add it manually in the file.

Example file layout (TOML):

[servers]
server_1 = "s3cr3tP@ssw0rd"
db-primary = "dbP@ss!"

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Contributing

1. Fork the repo
2. Create a topic branch: git switch -c feat/your-feature
3. Make your changes
4. Open a PR and describe the change

Keep commits clean for logic where appropriate.