This repo is now archived due to me no longer using pass. GPG is a pain to deal with, so I shall deal with it no longer. Feel free to fork and continue working on it, if you so choose.

passrs is a reimplementation of pass in Rust.

While gopass inspired passrs, it does not accomplish the same goals, nor does it try to. For example, you will not find the ability to specify recipients on a per-secret basis (this is only done on a store or substore basis, utilizing the keys stored in the .gpg-id file), it does not expose an API for use in browser extensions, and it does not support any cryptography protocol aside from OpenPGP.

I should probably add a big, red, flashy warning about this: I do not yet have any knowledge in the way of developing programs with security in mind, and therefore cannot guarantee the security of this implementation. I take no responsibility for any damage caused to the integrity of your password store and related files. That said, however, I will do my best to resolve any problems that may arise in order to improve this project.

In another vein: there is only one instance of unsafe code, and that is in util::set_permissions_recursive -- a call to libc::getuid() to facilitate checking if the user owns the path about be to operated on.

Before you get started with installing and running the passrs binary, you will need the gpgme, gpg-error, and libgit2 libraries (and, obviously, a Rust toolchain).

With that out of the way, let's get to the fun stuff. At the moment, passrs only supports Linux systems; however, more targets might come down the line, as I become more competent in Rust.

To install the passrs binary, run:

$ cargo install --git https://github.com/cole-h/passrs

• passrs find does not display a tree of the found entries, unlike pass find
• lack of support for deinitializing store
• lack of support for the following env vars:
  • PASSWORD_STORE_ENABLE_EXTENSIONS
  • PASSWORD_STORE_EXTENSIONS_DIR
  • PASSWORD_STORE_GPG_OPTS
  • GREPOPTIONS

Thanks to the wonderful people over at Cachix, a cache serving pre-built passrs binaries is usable by adding --extra-substituters 'https://passrs.cachix.org' --trusted-public-keys 'passrs.cachix.org-1:qEBRtLoyRFMZC8obhs0JjUW95PVaPYAUvixVPt6Qsa0=' to your Nix command (whether it be nix build or nix-build). This means you don't actually have to build passrs yourself -- the GitHub Actions runner already did it for you (with the caveat that it only runs on x86_64)!

• This software is licensed under the MIT License
• Portions of this software are derived from tui-rs examples, under the MIT license
• Portions of this software are derived from the treeline library, under the MIT license
• Portions of this software are derived from the copy_dir library, under the MIT license
• Portions of this software are derived from the grep-cli library, under the MIT license
• Portions of this software are derived from the terminal_qrcode library, under the MIT license