Privy.sh

Privy.sh uses the excellent Age encryption tool to encrypt and decrypt all top level directories in a git repository using a passphrase protected key.

Use-case

You desire the convenience of Github for small encrypted file storage.

Is this naughty?

This is mildly naughty.

Github is a free service and you are abusing the kindness of their hearts, sucking the very lifeblood out of their business to store your encrypted files for free. (you scum)

How will I sleep at night?

• Github is a 7.5 billion dollar company.
• Github probably used your code to build their proprietary Github Copilot software.
  (Did they forget to ask you too?)
• Github is owned by Micro$oft, so its only a matter of time before they’re ruined anyways.
• Is this really a moral quandary? You may be over thinking this.

How to use

1. Install Age v1.0.0+ for the age and age-keygen commands.
2. Clone privy.sh. git clone https://github.com/DAFF0D11/privy.sh privy
3. Create a (private) repository and update the remote of privy with your repository url.
   git remote set-url origin new.git.url
4. Update PROJECT_DIR=~/privy to the directory of your git repository (do not use quotes)
5. run ./privy.sh generate-key to generate a passphrase protected key.age file.
6. Add directories you wish to encrypt.
7. run ./privy.sh update to encrypt and push to git origin.

use ./privy.sh help for a full list of options.

Limitation

Github allows 100MB per file and 1GB per repository.
(Exceeding 1GB per repository directly correlates to an increase in naughtiness)