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Papis is a powerful and highly extensible CLI document and bibliography manager. With Papis, you can search your library for books and papers, add documents and notes, import and export to and from other formats, and much much more. Papis uses a human-readable and easily hackable .yaml file to store each entry's bibliographical data. It strives to be easy to use while providing a wide range of features.

Libpwmd provides an API for connecting to pwmd. It allows for your application to easily store and retrieve data from a pwmd server. It does all the work of setting up the socket and socket IO. Fetching element content can be done in as little as 4 function calls: pwmd_new(), pwmd_connect(), pwmd_open() and pwmd_command().

multiOTP is a PHP class, a powerful command line utility and a web interface developed by SysCo systèmes de communication sa in order to provide a completely free and easy operating system independent server side implementation for strong two factors authentication solution. multiOTP supports hardware and software tokens with different One-Time Password algorithms like OATH/HOTP, OATH/TOTP and mOTP (Mobile-OTP). QRcode generation is also embedded in order to support provisioning of Google...

...It helps developers collect user input through simple, interactive, and configurable terminal prompts. The library has no external dependencies, which makes it small, fast, and easy to add to CLI tools. It includes seven prompt types, covering plain input, confirmation, password-style hidden input, single-key input, quizzes, and navigable choices. Qoa can run prompts sequentially through one async prompt function or individually through each prompt’s own async method. It is best suited for developers who want clean terminal interactions without adding a heavy prompt framework.

** MOVED: to github.com/gundermanc/gundercrypt A CLI text ciphering program and library written in java that makes use of pseudo random numbers and a password (provided by the user) to generate encrypted text by selectively shifting each subsequent letter by a pseudo-random index, encoding it as a letter stored in a hidden position within the String, and then re shifting the encrypted String again by numeric values deduced from a password to provide a dual layer of security. ...