On Apr 30, 2014 12:31 AM, "Matthieu Weber" <[email protected]> wrote: ... > I would even go further, as I explained elsewhere already: remove from > pass the capability to copy stuff to the clipboard and the capability to > generate a password, and delegate this to a frontend (I'm not sure what > to do with the edit feature, it doesn't belong in this core-pass, but I > would still keep it as an emergency-repair tool). Just keep the > encryption and file-manipulation features (including git): pass thus > becomes a tool that manipulates files, shows the content of a file, > and allows to replace the whole content of a file at once, wihtout > making *any* kind of assumption about its content. For real, this time.
I don't have that thread in front of me, so I'll hijack this one. We could make it very easy to extend pass with external tools by copying git -- any subcommand (cp, mv, find, etc) that isn't in the core is sought in the PATH as pass-$subcommand. So if you want a "pass find" command, just create a script named pass-find somewhere in your $ PATH. We can share info like the prefix by exporting to the environment. We keep the core small, we get a consistent interface. -- brian (via mobile)
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