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A small tool for storing passwords locally with git sync
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README.md

MPS

A small tool for storing passwords locally with git sync

Installation

  1. Clone MPS repo:
git clone git@code.corpglory.net:corpglory/mps.git
  1. Build MPS
cd mps
cargo build --release
  1. Run init
mps init
  1. Add your storage under git
cd storage
git init
... # other git initialization process

Intilization with exisitng storage-db repo

  1. Create empty repository for storing your passwords on gitlab or somewhere you prefer
  2. Clone to your home folder ~/.mps/storage: git clone <your_storage_url> storage

Exporting MPS_HOME

You can export variable $MPS_HOME to init storage for example in your home directory:

export MPS_HOME="/home/<your_username>/.mps" in your ~/.zshenv

now mps will try to get storage from $MPS_HOME/storage

Add your mps build to PATH in your ~/.zshenv

export PATH=$PATH:"<mps_git_repo_path>/target/release"