Desafe provides a python utility to decrypt a SafeInCloud database file. It mainly provides a command line utility to be able to read labels and cards, and export the SafeInCloud database in json or xml format.
For all options desafe command will prompt to enter the master password of the database file.
- Using pip
pip install desafe
- From source
git clone https://github.com/joncastro/SafeInCloud
cd SafeInCloud
python setup.py install
Desafe will print the cards that matches given filters. If filters are not provided all cards will be printed. By default, passwords will not be printed unless -p or --password option is given. Deleted items will be ignored too unless -d option is given.
Example of printing all cards:
desafe card SafeInCloud.db
Example of printing just the cards that match either gmail or facebook:
desafe card gmail facebook SafeInCloud.db
The given file can be exported in json or xml. If output-file is not given, output will be printed to the standard output.
Example,
desafe export SafeInCloud.db json SafeInCloud.json
Global labels will be printed by given label and the database file. For example,
desafe label SafeInCloud.db
For a complete description of the command utility, please refer to the usage.
$ desafe -h
Desafe for Safe In Cloud (safe-in-cloud.com).
A python utility to decrypt Safe In Cloud databases files
Usage:
desafe card <file> [<filter>...] [-p] [-r] [-d]
desafe label <file>
desafe export <file> (json|xml) [<output-file>]
desafe (-h | --help)
self.args:
card Print cards
label Print labels
export Exports given file in clear in the given format (json or xml).
file Safe in Cloud database file path
filter optional words to filter entries
Options:
-p --password Print passwords.
-r --raw Print information keeping the original format.
-d --deleted Included deleted items.
-h --help Show this screen.
-v --version Show version.