KBSecret uses Keybase and KBFS, so you'll need to have a Keybase account and have the client installed.

You can find installation instructions for your system here.

$ gem install kbsecret
$ # OR, if you'd like a prerelease
$ gem install --pre kbsecret

$ brew tap kbsecret/kbsecret
$ brew install kbsecret

1. Add quarry to your /etc/pacman.conf
2. pacman -S ruby-kbsecret

If you don't see your system or package manager listed above, KBSecret doesn't have an official package available for it.

Please help us by contributing one!

Once you've installed KBSecret, you can test it by running:

$ kbsecret version

If you see something like kbsecret version 0.9.7., you're good to go!

Everything working? Check out the quick start guide.

Something broken? Tell us about it.