* dispass.el Emacs wrapper

  Generate and disperse/dispell passwords.

  ~dispass.el~ is an emacs wrapper around [[http://dispass.babab.nl][DisPass]].

** Installation

   Place this file somewhere on your filesystem, either in your
   ~load-path~ or somewhere else which you will have to add to your
   ~load-path~, like so:

   #+begin_src emacs-lisp
     (add-to-list 'load-path "/location/of/dispass.el")
   #+end_src

   And then ~load~, ~require~ or ~autoload~ it in your emacs init file, for
   example:

   #+begin_src emacs-lisp
     (require 'dispass)
   #+end_src

   /Or/ if you have ~package.el~ you could use ~package-install-file~.

** Customization

   ~dispass.el~ only offers customization of the ~dispass-executable~
   variable for the moment. This is the location where the DisPass
   executable is located.

** Usage

   Using dispass.el is simple, once installed. Either call =dispass= to
   recall a previously generated password or call =dispass-create= to
   generate a new password.

   The only real difference between the two is that =dispass-create=
   asks to confirm the password. Both will ask for a label.

   When a numeric argument is used when calling either =dispass-create=
   or =dispass=, that argument is sent to the dispass program along with
   the ~-l~ switch. This cuts the length of the password to that many
   characters. For example:

   #+begin_example
     C-5 M-x dispass<RET> test<RET> test<RET>
   #+end_example

   will generate a password of 5 characters for label "test" and
   password "test".

   Once a password has been generated it is inserted into the kill
   ring and the system's clipboard so it can be easily inserted into
   password field, this makes the generated password easy to see in
   plaintext in the =kill-ring= variable, though.