A shell script to interact with dotplan providers.
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Dotplan CLI

A shell script to interact with dotplan providers.

Requirements

Install these using your distribution's package manager, or compile from source if your distribution does not provide recent versions.

Basic Usage

  • dotplan email@example.com will print the dotplan for email@example.com as plain text
  • dotplan email@example.com PUBLIC_MINISIGN_KEY will verify the signed dotplan for email@example.com using the provided public minisign key before printing it

Advanced Usage

dotplan-cli can be used to register an account and publish dotplans on Dotplan Online or other providers running compatible implementations.

Configure your email and password in ~/.dotplan.conf.json. Make sure this file is read-protected after you create it (chmod 0600 ~/.dotplan.conf.json):

{
  "auth": {
    "email": "user@example.com",
    "password": "my-password-123"
  }
}
  • dotplan register will register a new account using the email and password in your ~/.dotplan.conf.json file
  • dotplan publish will sign (if minisign is available) and publish your ~/.plan file to your dotplan provider
  • dotplan edit will open your ~/.plan file in an editor, then sign (if minisign is available) and publish it to your dotplan provider after you save and exit

Optional Configuration

If you set auth.provider in your ~/.dotplan.conf.json file, the register, publish, and edit commands will use that instead of discovering via SRV records. If you set relayProvider, all dotplans will be fetched from there instead of discovering via SRV records.

{
  "auth": {
    "email": "user@example.com",
    "password": "my-password-123",
    "provider": "https://dotplan.online"
  },
  "relayProvider": "https://dotplan.online"
}