kpass__client 🍑

Client for KPASS API.

Getting started 😨

Please install java before using this application

1. Create the following folder

$ mkdir ~/Binary

2. Put the following line in ~/.bashrc file

export USR_BIN=~/Binary

3. Clone this repository somewhere. I will do this in the ~/Coding folder

$ cd ~/Coding
$ git clone https://github.com/ZERDICORP/kpass__client.git

4. Change to src directory and run build script

$ cd ~/Coding/kpass__client/src && ./build

5. Go to the build directory and run mkbin script

$ cd ~/Coding/kpass__client/build && ./mkbin

6. Finnaly, you can use the kpass command everywhere

$ kpass

~ 7. In the resources/app.cfg file, you can specify the host and port

By default my server

$ cat ~/Coding/kpass__client/build/resources/app.cfg
port = 83
host = 95.165.89.228

~ 8. Now you can remove everything except build folder

$ rm -rf ~/Coding/kpass__client/{,.[!.],..?}!(build)

Usage help 🐈

Log into account

$ kpass auth <email> <password>

Create an account

$ kpass auth --new <email> <password>

Log out

$ kpass logout

Get services

$ kpass f=<name>

Or, to get all services you can use the following command

$ kpass f=*

Add service

$ kpass a <name> <login> <password>

You can also generate a random password

$ kpass a <name> <login> gen

Edit service

$ kpass e <index> <new_name> <new_login> <new_password>

If you do not want to change a certain field, you can put "_" in its place, then its value will remain the same.
In the example below, I chose not to change the name.

$ kpass e 83 _ my@gmail.com Qwerty123

And, also, you can generate a password automatically

$ kpass e 83 _ my@gmail.com gen

Delete service

$ kpass d <index>

Change account password

$ kpass pwd <new_password>