Retire yoshi in favor of rpass !2

merged merged by cmc on 2026-09-16 05:42 UTC · krz/yoshi-cli:retire-yoshi into main

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1	1	#+title: yoshi
2	2
3		* what
4		command-line password manager in python + sqlite3. manages accounts
5		and generates random passwords (ascii, min 8 chars) or xkcd-style
6		passphrases (min 3 words).
7
8		* install
9		- pypi:
10
11		#+begin_src sh
12		pipx install yoshi-cli
13		#+end_src
	3	* retired
	4	this project is retired and archived. it has been superseded by
	5	rpass, a command-line password manager in rust:
14	6
15		- manual:
	7	https://gitbay.org/krz/rust-pass
16	8
17		#+begin_src sh
18		git clone REPO_URL
19		cd yoshi-cli
20		pipx install .
21		#+end_src
	9	vaults created by yoshi are not readable by rpass; the two use
	10	different storage and encryption schemes. export anything you need
	11	before switching.
22	12
23		* use
24		#+begin_src sh
25		yoshi <COMMAND> <FLAG> <PARAMETER>
26		#+end_src
27
28		#+begin_example
29		commands:
30		--help -h print the welcome message
31		--new -n create an account
32		--list -l list saved accounts
33		--edit -e edit an account (needs --uuid and --field)
34		--delete -d delete an account (needs --uuid)
35		--purge purge all accounts, delete the vault
36		--encrypt encrypt the vault (needs --generate or --keyfile)
37		--decrypt decrypt the vault (optional --keyfile)
38		#+end_example
39
40		#+begin_example
41		flags:
42		--uuid -u account uuid
43		--field -f account field to edit
44		--generate -g generate a new key when encrypting
45		--keyfile -k path to a saved key file
46		#+end_example
	13	* what it was
	14	command-line password manager in python + sqlite3. managed accounts
	15	and generated random passwords (ascii, min 8 chars) or xkcd-style
	16	passphrases (min 3 words).
47	17
48		* contributing
49		fork, add features, open a pull request.
	18	the source remains here, read-only, for reference.