🔒 locksey 🔒
Personal CLI utility tool to easily encrypt and decrypt files in a directory. Can be used to encrypt secrets in a repo, MFA recovery codes, password text files, your journal/diary entries or any text file with personal or confidential information.
How does it work?
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If you want a file in a directory to work with locksey, you name the file with ending with
.unlocked.*extension. When you runlocksey lock <password>, it will recursively find all.unlocked.*files, encrypt them and rename them to.locked.*. -
Similarly when you run
locksey unlock <password>, it will recursively find all.locked.*files, decrypt them and rename them to.unlocked.*. -
You can also tell locksey to store the password in you home folder so you don't have to type it again.
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Files are encrypted as described in this stackoverflow post.
Install
python3 -m pip install locksey
Usage
python3 -m locksey [-h] action [password]
Actions
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| lock | Recursively go through the directory encrypt and rename files matching glob ./**/*.unlocked.* |
| unlock | Recursively go through the directory and decrypt and rename files matching glob ./**/*.locked.* |
| setpasswd | Store password for current directory in home folder (~/.locksey), base64 encoded so you don't have to provide it again |
| rmpasswd | Remove stored password for current directory |
Changing password
For changing the password in you current directory, run
unlockrmpasswdif neededlockwith new passwordsetpasswdwith new password if needed
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