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pwpush-cli
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A nodeJS CLI wrapper to easily push passwords to pwpush.com

npm install -g pwpush-cli
pwpush <password> [parameters] [options]
# Long version
pwpush MyVerySecretP@sswd2BeBroken --days 1 --views 2
# Short version
pwpush MyVerySecretP@sswd2BeBroken -d 1 -v 2
Tip: The secure generated link should be automatically be copied to the clipboard. Just paste it 🍻
Type: integer
Default value: 7
Number of days until the password is deleted.
Type: integer
Default value: 5
Number of visualizations until the password is deleted.
Disallow the viewer to delete the password before expiration (by default viewers are allowed to delete the password)
Disable password strength verification. Not recommended!!
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MIT License © Leandro Nunes
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A nodeJS CLI wrapper to easily push passwords to pwpush.com
We found that pwpush-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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