PyPass is a multi-user, interactive credentials manager with local encrypted storage, database signing, and automated logins.

• Encrypted storage of credential data
• Automatic generation of secure passwords
• Signing of database entries for tamper-proofing stored data
• Search by service name
• Support automatic login (requires sudo)

Run the following command in your terminal. The script will automatically install any dependencies.

python pypass_setup.py

Run the program by invoking the runner code. Run it in sudo for full feature support (automatic login)

sudo python3 run.py

On the first run, enter a username and a master password, to lock/unlock data you store on PyPass.

Use the arrow keys to select a feature and ENTER to execute.

Choose action:
> View entry
  Add new entry
  Edit entry
  Delete entry
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  Delete user
  Quit

• MIT as the overall license (See LICENSE)
• Multiple other secondary permissive or copyleft linceses for third-party components. Check all license files in the depedent projects' repositories (linked below) before usage of pypass.
  • pyca/cryptography: Either Apache or BSD 3-Clause
  • boppreh/keyboard: MIT
  • asweigart/pyperclip: BSD 3-Clause
  • pwaller/pyfiglet: MIT
  • willmcgugan/rich: MIT
  • CITGuru/PyInquirer: MIT