Hash is a terminal based password manager for everyone. If you spend most of your time in your terminal, Hash may be a good fit in your workflow.
Watch this video to understand the functionality of Hash.
hash-trailer-mp3.mp4
I always prefer email password based signups in websites. But managing password is a hassle for me. I have used Bitwarden password manager and it is great. But I want to access my passwords from my terminal. I don't want to click around with the mouse to get a single password. Therefore I created Hash.
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Go to the GitHub release section and pick the binary for your operating system. All the binaries are statically linked. Hence, binaries are portable and don't depend on OS libraries.
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Rename the binary file to
hash. -
Make sure that the downloaded binary is executable. If not, run
chmod +x hash. -
After downloading, place the binary in your path. e.g, For Linux users, put the binary inside
~/.local/binor~/bindirectory. For macOS, put the binary inside/usr/local/bindirectory. -
Start using Hash by running
hashin your terminal.
- This project is written in Golang.
- The beautiful TUI (Terminal User Interface) is made using BubbleTea, Bubbles and Lipgloss.
- Bcrypt (a hash function) is used to generate the Salt.
- PBKDF2 (a key derivation function) is used to generate the Secret Key.
- Nacl Secretbox is used to symmetrically encrypt the password.
- All the password are Hex encoded before storing on the Database.
- Sqlite is used to store the encrypted passwords.
- Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/hrishiksh/golang-oauth2-starter.git- Download all the dependency
go mod download
go mod tidy- Build binary
make build**Note: ** As some part of this project uses CGO, native go cross compilation is not easy. To statically link the binary, I have used the Zig compiler. This is a tutorial on how to do so in your project.