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SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2022 Paul Schaub <vanitasvitae@fsfe.org>
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SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
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# PGPeasy Lemon Squeezy!
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PGPeasy is intended to become your next OpenPGP multi-tool.
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It provides an easy interface for all sorts of operations, such as generating and discovering keys, encrypting and decrypting messages, managing certificates...
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Contrary to `pgpainless-cli`, this application is not limited to the SOP specification, so it is possible to extend it with additional behavior and more powerful features.
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A good example for a feature that will get added at some point is support for password protected keys.
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```shell
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$ pgpeasy help
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Usage: pgpeasy [COMMAND]
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Commands:
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encrypt Encrypt a message from standard input
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decrypt Decrypt a message from standard input
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sign Create a detached signature on the data
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from standard input
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verify Verify a detached signature over the
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data from standard input
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armor Add ASCII Armor to standard input
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dearmor Remove ASCII Armor from standard input
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extract-cert Extract a public key certificate from a
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secret key from standard input
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generate-key Generate a secret key
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sop Stateless OpenPGP Protocol
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wkd Interact with the Web Key Directory
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vks Interact with Verifying Key Servers
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certificate-store Store and manage public OpenPGP
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certificates
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wot Interact with the Web of Trust
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help Displays help information about the
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specified command
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```
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## Building Instructions
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Clone the repository and execute `gradle build` in the project directory.
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Afterwards you can find archives containing the application in the `build/distributions/` directory.
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Once extracted, you can execute the `pgpeasy` script in the `bin` subdirectory.
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