This seems to require a `notify-send` helper tool, correct?
How about a `-w/--wait` option?
Then for `notify-send` you could do:
pass -cw «password» && notify-send 'Password cleared from
clipboard' 'Clipboard reset…'
I use `pass` with Alfred (OS X app launcher) and here Alfred allows
showing notifications (via the OS notification system), so `pass --wait`
would also be useful in that context.
In fact, what I currently have is this:
pass -c "{query}"
sleep "${PASSWORD_STORE_CLIP_TIME:-45}"
On 13 Apr 2016, at 21:17, Fernando Vezzosi wrote:
With this, we can have an indication about the clipboard contents
changing.
No more playing the "have the 45 seconds past yet?" guessing game.
No more "I'll try pasting over here in plaintext first, see if it
looks like a
password or like the clipboard's previous contents".
--
% perl -E'$_="Pop Corn",s/\b\S(?{$0=$&^_^L})/$0/g,say'
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