mucli (Multi Use Command Line Interface)

mucli is a versatile command-line tool offering various functionalities, including file encryption/decryption, secure password storage, and more. It provides a user-friendly interface to perform different tasks efficiently.

Installation

To use mucli, follow these steps:

• Download the latest release for your operating system.
• Unzip the downloaded file to a preferred location on your machine.
• Navigate to the unzipped folder in your terminal or command prompt.

Usage

mucli supports several commands and options to cater to your needs. Here are the available commands:

Set Password

Command to set a security password to access sensitive information.

mucli password --flag

Flags (one required)

• -i, --init: Set a password for the first time.
• -c, --change: Change the existing password.
• -r, --reset (future release): Reset the password.

Password command example usage

# Set a password for the first time
mucli password -i [optional new_password]

# Change the existing password
mucli password --change [optional current_password]

Encrypt

Command to encrypt a specified file and place the output file in the specified directory.

mucli encrypt [options] [file_path] [output_dir]

Flags (not required)

• -u, --ukey: Update encryption key or update the encryption key of a file to the latest version.
• -c, --cdir: Place the output file in the current directory.
• -s, --sfile: Select the target file as the output file.

Encrypt command example usage

# Encrypt the file and place the output in the current directory
mucli encrypt -c /path/to/source_file

# Update encryption key of the file
mucli encrypt -u /path/to/source_file

# Update encryption key version
mucli encrypt -u

# Replace file by its encrypted version
mucli encrypt -s /path/to/source_file

Decrypt

Command to decrypt a specified file and place the output file in the specified directory.

mucli decrypt [options] [file_path] [output_dir]

Flags (not required)

• -c, --cdir: Place the output file in the current directory.
• -s, --sfile: Select the target file as the output file.

Decrypt command example usage

# Encrypt the file and place the output in the current directory
mucli decrypt -c /path/to/source_file

# Replace file by its encrypted version
mucli decrypt -s /path/to/source_file

Feedback and Contributions

We welcome your feedback and contributions to improve mucli. If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for new features, please feel free to open an issue on our GitHub repository.

Happy command-line multitasking with mucli!