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# dpw the dynamic password manager
Inspired by [`pass`](https://www.passwordstore.org/) and designed to be
partly compatible out of the box.
The main point of this is to provide a somewhat familiar command line interface
for pluggable backends.
For instance, one could write a plugin that talks to Lastpass, Bitwarden
Hasicorp's Vault, or similar.
There are some mild changes in the interface from `pass`, a full list
of commands and options are available with the `-h` command line flag.
The environment variable `DPW_BACKEND` defaults to `dpw-gpg` which provides
the `pass` compatible backend. Since it's just a call to another executable
the backends can be written in any language.
I can also highly recommend my blog post on [GnuPG / GPG / PGP on a Yubikey](
https://riedstra.dev/2021/08/pgp-yubikey). That way your private key isn't
even exposed to your computer, only the utilization of it is.
## Usage under Wayland
It should "just work" out of the box, if it doesn't check that you have
`wl-clipboard` installed. If it still doesn't work, try setting:
```
export XDG_SESSION_TYPE=wayland
```
## dmenu script
There's also a small dmenu script included that makes copying or typing
out passwords and OTP tokens very quick and easy
## Backends
The `dpw-gpg` shell script should be short enough to read to give you an
idea for implementing your own. That being said the interface is blindingly
simple, accept the following four commands:
* list
* dump a list of the available keys, supporting arguments for sub keys
may be preferred by users but isn't necessary, `find` will still work
for them.
* insert `<key>`
* Read from stdin
* show `<key>`
* Dump to stdout
* rm `<key>`
* init ( optional )
`dpw` will take care of all the additional commands by wrapping the four
above as needed.
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