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pwc
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Password Copy.
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Generate password and copy it to clipboard via xclip. Generated password will not printed in termainal. Default password lenght is 12 characters.
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Installation
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Just download pwc.py and place it into $PATH. ~/.local/bin/pwc is good choice. Don't forget give execution rights to file:
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$ chmod +x pwc.py
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pwc requires xclip package. Install xclip for your operating system.
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Arch Linux:
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$ sudo pacman -S xclip
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Ubuntu/Debian:
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$ sudo apt install xclip
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Usage
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Usage: pwc [-h|--help] [-s|--special] [-p|--print] [<lenght>]
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-s, --special use punctuation characters in password.
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-p, --print print password to STDOUT instead of copy to clipboard.
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-h, --help print this help message and exit.
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Example:
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$ pwc -s 32
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