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A command-line searcher for Revelation Password Manager

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Relevation Password Printer

A command-line searcher for Revelation Password Manager (archived).

Relevation is a tool to retrieve passwords stored in a password file in the format used by Revelation, from the command-line instead of through a GUI.

Only retrieval is implemented, Revelation must be used to actually edit the file.

Installation

$ python3 -m pip install relevation

DEB and RPM packages are available for the appropriate Linux distributions.

Note: (As of March 2024) I can't provide DEB nor RPM packages for now.

Usage

Print all passwords from file, ask for a password:

$ relevation -f file -a

Print passwords for entries matching needle from file using 1234 as password:

$ relevation -f file -p 1234 needle

Print passwords for entries matching needle, using the file and password stored in the configuration file:

$ relevation needle

Note: Replace relevation with python3 -m relevation if it the script is not available in the path.

See the homepage for more information on usage.

Manual

The docs/ directory contains the manual in man, PDF and HTML formats.

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