PasswordLab 1.2.0

PasswordLab

PasswordLab is a command-line tool for encrypting and decrypting files using AES encryption. It provides a simple interface to secure your files with a password.

Table of Contents

• PasswordLab
  • Table of Contents
  • Installation
    • Installing
  • Usage
    • CLI Commands
    • Encryption
      • Encrypt a File
      • Encrypt a File to a Designated Output Path
      • Encrypt a Folder
      • Encrypt Multiple Components
    • Decryption
      • Decrypt a Encrypted File
  • License

Installation

Installing

1. Install via nuget.org

dotnet tool install --global PasswordLab --version "1.2.0"

2. Download standalone installer from GitHub Releases.

Usage

CLI Commands

Encryption

Encrypt a File

To encrypt a file, use the command encrypt with the file path. Use the -n, --name to specify the output file name, and --password to specify the password.

passwordlab encrypt "C://file-path-to-encrypt" -n "encrypted-file-name" --password "password"

This will save a .gz file that is ready for decryption.

Encrypt a File to a Designated Output Path

To encrypt a file to a designated output, use the -o, --output option to specify the output file path. The current active directory is used as the default if not specified.

passwordlab encrypt "C://file-path-to-encrypt" -n "encrypted-file-name" -o "C://output-file-path" --password "password"

Encrypt a Folder

To encrypt a folder, just copy the path of the directory.

passwordlab encrypt "C://folder-path-to-encrypt" -n "encrypted-file-name" --password "password"

Remember that empty folder will not be included in encryption.

Encrypt Multiple Components

To encrypt multiple files and folders, specify each path using the -f option.

passwordlab encrypt "C://folder-path-1" "C://file-path-2" "C://folder-path-3" -n "encrypted-file-name" --password "password"

Decryption

Decrypt a Encrypted File

To decrypt a file, use the command decrypt with the file path including the options -o to specify the output path, and --password to specify the password. -o is optional and still use the current active directory for extraction of encrypted files.

passwordlab decrypt -f "C://file-path-to-decrypt" -o "C://output-file-path" --password "password"

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.