rclone crypt CLI is a command-line utility which allows you to work with directories encrypted using rclone. It support over 10 commands (cat, copy, move, etc.)

I'm using a custom fork of Hidendra/rclone-crypt-rs which allows encrypting and decrypting files easily using a Read-like interface.

# List a directory
rcc ls path/to/encrypted/dir mypass123 mysalt123

# Copy a file from an encrypted directory
rcc cp path/to/encrypted/dir some/encrypted/file.txt ~/Desktop/file.txt mypass123 mysalt123

# Copy a file into an encrypted directory
rcc cp path/to/encrypted/dir some/encrypted/file.txt ~/Desktop/file.txt mypass123 mysalt123 --reverse

# Unix-line cat command
rcc cat path/to/encrypted/dir some/encrypted/file.txt mypass123 mysalt123

# ...and more

Cross-compilation is possible, as long as you're not trying to compile with the mount feature enabled.

• cat
  • A unix-like cat command.
• cp
  • Copy files from/into encrypted directories
• head
  • A unix-like head command.
• ls
  • List files inside an encrypted directory
• move
  • Move files from/into encrypted directories
• read
  • Similar to cat but allows specifying an start offset and an amount.
• rm
  • Deletes files
• sizeof
  • Counts the size of an encrypted file (files are decrypted first)
• size
  • Same as rclone's size but without support for recursing.
• tail
  • A unix-like tail command.
• touch
  • A unix-like touch command.
• mkdir
  • Creates directories
• cryptdecode
  • Same as rclone's cryptdecode.
  • Notes: Unlike rclone, this command does not require a path (or in fact any kind of access) to the encrypted directory. It just needs the password and (optionally) the salt.
• obscure
  • Same as rclone's obscure.
• reveal
  • Reveals an obscured password.
• lsd
  • Same as rclone's lsd but without support for recursing.
• mount
  • Requires feature mount to be enabled when building.
  • Requires Unix-based OS.
  • Allows mounting encrypted folders as virtual drives using FUSE.
  • Notes: A custom fork of fuse-rs and libfuse-sys are being used since the original crates use an outdated version of bindgen which causes compilation errors on macOS.

• Currently it is not possible to copy/move files between two encrypted directories. If you want to do this, you need to temporarily copy/move said file to a location outside the encrypted directory, then copy/move it into the destination (encrypted) directory.
  • Example:

  rcc cp first/encrypted/dir some/encrypted/file.txt /tmp/file.txt mypass123 mysalt123
  
  rcc cp second/encrypted/dir some/encrypted/file.txt /tmp/file.txt mypass123 mysalt123 --reverse

• Since I'm not yet sure about the stability of mounts, the FUSE driver does not allow write operations for now. But write support is definitely planned.