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.Dd 2021-12-05
.Dt ayu 1
.Os
.Sh NAME
.Nm ayu
.Nd Not-so standard unix password manager
.Sh DESCRIPTION
My own take with password managers, this one uses
.Xr age 1
as backend, instead of
.Xr gpg 1
for encryption
.Pp
This program is in early status of development
.Sh USAGE
.Ss Add an entry
.Nm ayu
.Sy new
.Em entry
.Ss Edit an entry
.Nm ayu
.Sy edit
.Em entry
.Ss List entries
.Nm ayu
.Sy list
.Ss Remove an entry
.Nm ayu
.Sy rm
.Em entry
.Ss View an antry
.Nm ayu
.Sy view
.Em entry
.Sh CAVEATS
You have to generate your own keypair using
.Xr age-keygen(1)
.Pp
The private key should be placed on
.Em ~/.config/ayu/age.key
and the public key to
.Em ~/.config/ayu/age.pub
for the utility to work
.Pp
Side note: if the utility is invoked without any arguments, it defaults
to listing the entries on the password store.
.Pp
.Sh AUTHORS
.An Nova li Gensokyo
.Mt novaburst@kalli.st
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