Tools & Applications

Password Pusher
Go Ahead. Email Another Password.

Using the JSON API, various tools exist to interface with Password Pusher to automate password distribution.

We have no limits on how many passwords you can push (and have no intentions of adding limits) but we do have a rate limiter so the site doesn’t get taken down by bad scripts or bad actors. Limit your tools to maximum 1 password every few seconds and you should be fine.

Command Line Utilities

pwpush-cli

By lnfnunes

A nodeJS CLI wrapper to easily push passwords to pwpush.com.

NPM Package

pgarm/pwposh

By pgarm

Password-related scriptlets module to help with account provisioning or password resets.

PowerShell Script

kprocyszyn/tools

By kprocyszyn

Pushes the password to pwpush.com and retrieves the link.

PowerShell Script

abkierstein/pwpush

By abkierstein

Command line Python password pusher via pwpush.com

Python Script

Applications

Slack

By pglombardo

How to add a custom slash command.

Chat Client

Pushie

By Chesire

Securely store a password that can be shared out with a simple web link.

Android Application

Alfred Workflow

By pglombardo

Easily and quickly push passwords to Password Pusher

Productivity App for macOS

JSON API

This API allows you to interface with Password Pusher via JSON. This can be utilized by existing utilities such as curl, wget or any programming language. See the examples below for some ideas.

Examples

Curl

curl -X POST --data "password[payload]=mypassword&password[expire_after_days]=2&password[expire_after_views]=10" https://pwpush.com/p.json

Browser Dev Console

You can test this in your browser Javascript console by going to the front page of Password Pusher and enter:

 $.post('https://pwpush.com/p.json',
         { 'password[payload]': 'mypassword', 'password[expire_after_days]': '2',
           'password[expire_after_views]': '10' }, 
           function(data) { console.log('Share this secret URL: https://pwpush.com/p/' + data.url_token) } )

See more explanation and examples in our Github Wiki.