# KNOT & UNKNOT
`knot` and `unknot` are simple bash script wrapper for 7zip.  
Just wanted a quick (lazy) way to simple compress and encrypt a file or group of files. Who has time to remember more command arguments? XD
Same process to uncompress/decrypt.  
It uses AES256 (7zip default for .7f files), encrypt files headers to hide file structure and it deletes original files after completing the job.  


## USE: knot
`knot [file|folder|file1 file2 folder3...]`
* Type output filename [first filename as default]
* Type password, repeat.
* Profit

## USE: unknot
`unknot [file.7z]`
* Type your password
* Profit

## EXAMPLE

$# `ls`  
file1 file2 file3 folder1 folder2

$# `knot file1 file3 folder2`  
Output filename [file1]: myfiles  
Enter your password: password@1  
Repeat your password: password@1  

$# `ls`  
file2 folder1 myfiles.7z  

$# `unknot myfiles.7z`  
Enter your password: password@1  
  
$# `ls`  
file1 file2 file3 folder1 folder2  
  
## INSTALLATION
`curl https://git.zhconsultores.com/oswaldo/Cifrar/raw/branch/master/installer.sh | bash`

## REQUIREMENTS
* Debian buster / Ubuntu 18 or older
* MacOS (brew installed, tested on Monterey)
* Manjaro