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NAME

       ylva - command line password manager

SYNOPSIS

       ylva [FLAGS] <OPTIONS>

DESCRIPTION

       Ylva is a command line password manager program for Unix-like operating systems.

OPTIONS

       -i, --init <path>
              Initialize new database

       -E, --encrypt
              Encrypt current database

       -D, --decrypt <path>
              Decrypt database

       -c, --copy <id>
              Copy an entry to a new entry

       -a, --add
              Add new entry

       -p, --show-db-path
              Show current database path

       -u, --use-db <path>
              Switch using another database

       -r, --remove <id>
              Remove entry pointed by id

       -f, --find <search>
              Search for entries

       -F, --regex <search>
              Search for entries with regular expressions

       -e, --edit <id>
              Edit entry pointed by id

       -l, --list-entry <id>
              List entry pointed by id

       -t, --show-latest [count]
              Show latest entries, parameter count is optional.

       -A, --list-all
              Show database statuses

       -v, --version
              Show program version

       -g, --gen-password <length>
              Generate password

       -q, --quick <search>
              This is the same as running --show-passwords -f

       -h, --help
              Show short help and exit

FLAGS

       --auto-encrypt
              Automatically encrypt after exit

       --show-passwords
              Show passwords in listings

       --show-qrcode
              Show data as QR code in --list-entry

       --force
              --force only works with --init option

EXAMPLES

       Create a new database:
              ylva --init "/path/to/file.db"

       Open and decrypt database:
              ylva --decrypt "/path/to/existing/file.db"

       Close and encrypt database:
              ylva --encrypt

       Ylva  knows what database is currently active and encrypts it.  Encrypting will ask you to
       type a master passphrase which is used for encryption.

       Add an entry to an open database:
              ylva --add

       If you want to export all entries to a file:
              ylva --show-passwords -A > file.txt

       To show latest 10 entries:
              ylva --show-latest 10

       To show all entries ordered by date
              ylva --show-latest

COLORS

       Ylva supports colored output. To use colors, set an environment variable  YLVA_COLOR  with
       one of the following value: BLUE, RED, GREEN, YELLOW, MAGENTA, CYAN or WHITE.

DEFAULT USERNAME

       Ylva  supports  settings  default  username  for entries. To enable it, set an environment
       variable YLVA_DEFAULT_USERNAME value to the wanted default.  If you want Ylva  to  default
       to an empty username define YLVA_DEFAULT_USERNAME, but leave it empty.

NOTES

       Ylva  does  not  have  a concept of "change the master password". When you encrypt an open
       database using --encrypt you can type a master password. This password is  then   required
       to  decrypt  the  database. You can change the master password every time when you encrypt
       the database, if you want to.

FILES

       $HOME/.ylva.lock

AUTHORS

       Written by Niko Rosvall.

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (C) 2019-2021 Niko Rosvall <niko@byteptr.com>

       Released under MIT license.