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NETPGP(3lua)                         LOCAL                        NETPGP(3lua)


NAME

     netpgp -- provides access to libnetpgp(3) functionality from Lua


SYNOPSIS

     local netpgp = require 'netpgp'

     instance = netpgp.new()
     netpgp.homedir(instance, homedir)
     netpgp.init(instance)
     netpgp.encrypt_file(instance, file, output, armour)
     netpgp.decrypt_file(instance, file, output, armour)
     netpgp.sign_file(instance, file, output, armour, detached)
     netpgp.clearsign_file(instance, file, output, armour, detached)
     netpgp.verify_file(instance, file, armour)
     netpgp.verify_cat_file(instance, file, output, armour)
     netpgp.list_packets(instance, file, armour)
     netpgp.setvar(instance, name, value)
     netpgp.getvar(instance, name, value)


DESCRIPTION

     The netpgp Lua binding provides access to functionality available in
     libnetpgp(3).


EXAMPLES

     The following example code demonstrates the process of encrypting,
     decrypting, signing, and verifying a file, in a single script.

     local netpgp = require 'netpgp'
     btc = netpgp.new()
     netpgp.setvar(btc, "need seckey", 1)
     netpgp.init(btc)

     netpgp.encrypt_file(btc, "scratch", "scratch.gpg", "armoured")
     netpgp.decrypt_file(btc, "scratch.gpg", "itch", "armoured")
     netpgp.sign_file(btc, "scratch", "scratch.asc", "armoured", "detached")
     netpgp.verify_file(btc, "scratch.asc", "armoured")


SEE ALSO

     lua(1), luac(1), libnetpgp(3), intro(3lua)


HISTORY

     netpgp Lua binding first appeared in NetBSD 9.0.


AUTHORS

     The netpgp Lua binding was written by Alistair Crooks.  This manual was
     written by Sevan Janiyan <sevan@NetBSD.org>.


BUGS

     This binding currently only provides a subset of the functionality avail-
     able in libnetpgp(3).  This manual needs more description of the avail-
     able functionality.

NetBSD 10.1                     April 30, 2018                     NetBSD 10.1