RNP

Introduction

RNP is a set of OpenPGP (RFC4880) tools that works on Linux, macOS, Windows and *BSD built with C++.

librnp is the library used by RNP for all OpenPGP functions, useful for developers to build against, different from GPGME.

Supported Platforms

Currently supported platforms:

• Fedora

• RHEL/CentOS

• Ubuntu

• NixOS / Nix

• Gentoo

• FreeBSD

• MacOS

• Windows

• Debian

• openSUSE Leap, openSUSE Tumbleweed

• SLES

Installation

Using CLI tool

Using the RNP C API in your projects

PGP keys used for signing source code

Versioning

RNP follows the semantic versioning syntax.

Checking versions

The output of rnp --version contains the git hash of the version the binary was built from, which value is generated when cmake runs. Consequently, a release tarball generated with make dist will contain this hash version.

Historic information

The first version of rnp started at 0.8.0 to indicate its development completeness (or lack thereof).

RNP originated as an attempt to modernize the NetPGP codebase originally created by Alistair Crooks of NetBSD in 2016. RNP has been heavily rewritten, and carries minimal if any code from the original codebase.

Code of Conduct