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-an absolute waiver of all civil liability in connection with the
-Program, unless a warranty or assumption of liability accompanies a
-copy of the Program in return for a fee.
-
- END OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS
-
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index cea8fa1..c263478 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ Additional configuration options with their default values:
---
-* `PICKER_BACKEND` \
+* `PICKER` \
sets the tool to be used as interactive menu.
Can be used either to prefer an alternative to one of the default pickers for the program (`bemenu`, `rofi`, `dmenu`) if multiple are installed. Can also be used to invoke a completely different picker program whose functionality needs to mimic `dmenu` in that it takes its arguments trough `stdin`.
diff --git a/pass-pick b/pass-pick
old mode 100755
new mode 100644
index a338902..1a24de6
--- a/pass-pick
+++ b/pass-pick
@@ -1,22 +1,5 @@
#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
-# pass-pick - pick a password from your store
-#
-# Copyright (C) 2021 Marty Oehme
-
-# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
-# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
-# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
-# (at your option) any later version.
-
-# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
-# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
-# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
-# GNU General Public License for more details.
-
-# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
-# along with this program. If not, see .
-
# Pass picker
#
# Use a dmenu-like list selector to display and autofill your pass passwords.
@@ -57,137 +40,141 @@
# Passes along any options given to main script.
rofi_opts=("$@")
_picker() {
- if [ -n "$PICKER_BACKEND" ]; then
- "${PICKER_BACKEND[@]}"
- elif command -v rofi 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
- rofi -dmenu -no-auto-select -i "${rofi_opts[@]}" -p "entry"
- elif command -v bemenu 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
- bemenu -l 20 -i "${rofi_opts[@]}" -p "entry >"
- elif command -v dmenu 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
- dmenu -i "${rofi_opts[@]}" -p "entry >"
- else
- printf "%s: 📦 %s must be installed for %s function.\n" "critical" "rofi/bemenu/dmenu" "this" >&2
- notify-send "📦 rofi/bemenu/dmenu" --urgency="critical" "must be installed for this function."
- exit 1
- fi
-}
-# copies to clipboard, removes any trailing newlines,
-# and only keeps it in for 1 paste (1 loop to read in script, 1 to output)
-_clipper() {
- if command -v wl-copy 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
- wl-copy -o -n
- elif command -v xclip 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
- xclip -i -selection 'clipboard' -loops 2 -rmlastnl
- elif command -v xsel 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
- xsel -b
- else
- notify-send "No clipboard utility" "Install wl-copy, xclip or xsel."
- fi
+ if [ -n "$PICKER" ]; then
+ "${PICKER[@]}"
+ elif command -v rofi 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
+ rofi -dmenu -no-auto-select -i "${rofi_opts[@]}" "$@" -p "entry"
+ elif command -v bemenu 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
+ bemenu -l 20 -i -p "entry >"
+ elif command -v dmenu 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
+ dmenu -i -p "entry >"
+ else
+ printf "%s: 📦 %s must be installed for %s function.\n" "critical" "rofi/bemenu/dmenu" "this" >&2
+ notify-send "📦 rofi/bemenu/dmenu" --urgency="critical" "must be installed for this function."
+ exit 1
+ fi
}
# parse, see https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/331965/8541
_parse_config() {
- (grep -e "^$2=" -m 1 "$1" 2>/dev/null || printf "var=__UNDEFINED__\n") | head -n1 | cut -d '=' -f 2-
+ (grep -e "^$2=" -m 1 "$1" 2>/dev/null || printf "var=__UNDEFINED__\n") | head -n1 | cut -d '=' -f 2-
}
# read config file
get_config() {
- local locations=(
- "$PP_CONFIGURATION_FILE"
- "${xdg_config_home:-$HOME/.config}/pass-picker/pass-picker.conf"
- "$HOME/.pass-picker.conf"
- "/etc/pass-picker.conf"
- )
+ local locations=(
+ "$PP_CONFIGURATION_FILE"
+ "${xdg_config_home:-$HOME/.config}/pass-picker/pass-picker.conf"
+ "$HOME/.pass-picker.conf"
+ "/etc/pass-picker.conf"
+ )
- # return the first config file with a valid path
- for config in "${locations[@]}"; do
- if [[ -n $config && -f $config ]]; then
- # see if the config has been given a value
- local val
- val="$(_parse_config "$config" "$1")"
- break
- fi
- done
+ # return the first config file with a valid path
+ for config in "${locations[@]}"; do
+ if [[ -n "$config" && -f "$config" ]]; then
+ # see if the config has been given a value
+ local val
+ val="$(_parse_config "$config" "$1")"
+ break
+ fi
+ done
- # if there was a config file but no value
- # or there was no config file at all
- if [ "$val" = "__UNDEFINED__" ] || [ -z "$val" ]; then
- val="$2"
- fi
- printf -- "%s" "$val"
+ # if there was a config file but no value
+ # or there was no config file at all
+ if [ "$val" = "__UNDEFINED__" ] || [ -z "$val" ]; then
+ val="$2"
+ fi
+ printf -- "%s" "$val"
}
set_defaults() {
- # The location of the pass-picker config file
- # PP_CONFIGURATION_FILE="~/.config/pass-picker/pass-picker.conf"
- # set options, leaving already set environment variables intact
- # try to read any settings from config files
- PICKER_BACKEND="${PP_PICKER_BACKEND:-$(get_config PICKER_BACKEND)}"
+ # The location of the pass-picker config file
+ # PP_CONFIGURATION_FILE="~/.config/pass-picker/pass-picker.conf"
+ # set options, leaving already set environment variables intact
+ # try to read any settings from config files
+ PICKER="${PP_PICKER:-$(get_config PICKER)}"
- KEY_AUTOFILL="${PP_KEY_AUTOFILL:-$(get_config KEY_AUTOFILL Return)}"
- KEY_ENTRY_OPEN="${PP_KEY_ENTRY_OPEN:-$(get_config KEY_ENTRY_OPEN Alt+Return)}"
- KEY_FILL_USER="${PP_KEY_FILL_USER:-$(get_config KEY_FILL_USER Alt+u)}"
- KEY_CLIP_USER="${PP_KEY_CLIP_USER:-$(get_config KEY_CLIP_USER Ctrl+Alt+u)}"
- KEY_FILL_PASS="${PP_KEY_FILL_PASS:-$(get_config KEY_FILL_PASS Alt+p)}"
- KEY_CLIP_PASS="${PP_KEY_CLIP_PASS:-$(get_config KEY_CLIP_PASS Ctrl+Alt+p)}"
- KEY_ENTRYMENU_FILL="${PP_KEY_ENTRYMENU_FILL:-$(get_config KEY_ENTRYMENU_FILL Return)}"
- KEY_ENTRYMENU_CLIP="${PP_KEY_ENTRYMENU_CLIP:-$(get_config KEY_ENTRYMENU_CLIP Alt+Return)}"
- KEY_ENTRYMENU_SHOWFIELD="${KEY_ENTRYMENU_SHOWFIELD:-$(get_config KEY_ENTRYMENU_SHOWFIELD Alt+s)}"
- KEY_ENTRYMENU_QUIT="${PP_KEY_ENTRYMENU_QUIT:-$(get_config KEY_ENTRYMENU_QUIT Alt+BackSpace)}"
+ KEY_AUTOFILL="${PP_KEY_AUTOFILL:-$(get_config KEY_AUTOFILL Return)}"
+ KEY_ENTRY_OPEN="${PP_KEY_ENTRY_OPEN:-$(get_config KEY_ENTRY_OPEN Alt+Return)}"
+ KEY_FILL_USER="${PP_KEY_FILL_USER:-$(get_config KEY_FILL_USER Alt+u)}"
+ KEY_CLIP_USER="${PP_KEY_CLIP_USER:-$(get_config KEY_CLIP_USER Ctrl+Alt+u)}"
+ KEY_FILL_PASS="${PP_KEY_FILL_PASS:-$(get_config KEY_FILL_PASS Alt+p)}"
+ KEY_CLIP_PASS="${PP_KEY_CLIP_PASS:-$(get_config KEY_CLIP_PASS Ctrl+Alt+p)}"
+ KEY_ENTRYMENU_FILL="${PP_KEY_ENTRYMENU_FILL:-$(get_config KEY_ENTRYMENU_FILL Return)}"
+ KEY_ENTRYMENU_CLIP="${PP_KEY_ENTRYMENU_CLIP:-$(get_config KEY_ENTRYMENU_CLIP Alt+Return)}"
+ KEY_ENTRYMENU_SHOWFIELD="${KEY_ENTRYMENU_SHOWFIELD:-$(get_config KEY_ENTRYMENU_SHOWFIELD Alt+s)}"
+ KEY_ENTRYMENU_QUIT="${PP_KEY_ENTRYMENU_QUIT:-$(get_config KEY_ENTRYMENU_QUIT Alt+BackSpace)}"
- AUTOFILL_BACKEND="${PP_AUTOFILL_BACKEND:-$(get_config AUTOFILL_BACKEND wtype)}"
- AUTOFILL_CHAIN="${PP_AUTOENTRY_CHAIN:-$(get_config AUTOFILL_CHAIN 'username :tab password')}"
- AUTOFILL_DELAY="${PP_AUTOENTRY_DELAY:-$(get_config AUTOFILL_DELAY 30)}"
+ AUTOFILL_BACKEND="${PP_AUTOFILL_BACKEND:-$(get_config AUTOFILL_BACKEND wtype)}"
+ AUTOFILL_CHAIN="${PP_AUTOENTRY_CHAIN:-$(get_config AUTOFILL_CHAIN 'username :tab password')}"
+ AUTOFILL_DELAY="${PP_AUTOENTRY_DELAY:-$(get_config AUTOFILL_DELAY 30)}"
- PASS_USERNAME_FIELD="${PP_PASS_USERNAME_FIELD:-$(get_config PASS_USERNAME_FIELD 'username user login')}"
- PASS_COFFIN_OPEN_TIME="${PP_PASS_COFFIN_OPEN_TIME:-$(get_config PASS_COFFIN_OPEN_TIME 0)}"
- PASS_COFFIN_LOCATION="${PP_PASS_COFFIN_LOCATION:-$(get_config PASS_COFFIN_LOCATION)}"
+ PASS_USERNAME_FIELD="${PP_PASS_USERNAME_FIELD:-$(get_config PASS_USERNAME_FIELD 'username user login')}"
+ PASS_COFFIN_OPEN_TIME="${PP_PASS_COFFIN_OPEN_TIME:-$(get_config PASS_COFFIN_OPEN_TIME 0)}"
+ PASS_COFFIN_LOCATION="${PP_PASS_COFFIN_LOCATION:-$(get_config PASS_COFFIN_LOCATION)}"
}
# exit on escape pressed
exit_check() {
- [ "$1" -eq 1 ] && exit
+ [ "$1" -eq 1 ] && exit
}
# simply return a list of all passwords in pass store
# TODO only show website names (+ folder names), and account names for multiple accounts on one site
list_passwords() {
- shopt -s nullglob globstar
- prefix=${PASSWORD_STORE_DIR:-~/.password-store}
- password_files=("$prefix"/**/*.gpg)
- password_files=("${password_files[@]#"$prefix"/}")
- password_files=("${password_files[@]%.gpg}")
+ shopt -s nullglob globstar
+ prefix=${PASSWORD_STORE_DIR:-~/.password-store}
+ password_files=("$prefix"/**/*.gpg)
+ password_files=("${password_files[@]#"$prefix"/}")
+ password_files=("${password_files[@]%.gpg}")
- printf '%s\n' "${password_files[@]}"
+ printf '%s\n' "${password_files[@]}"
}
# return password for argument passed
show_password() {
- pass show "$1" | head -n1
+ pass show "$1" | head -n1
}
# send password to clipboard
clip_password() {
- pass show -c "$1"
+ pass show -c "$1"
}
# attempt to return the field specified
# attempts all (space separated) fields until the
# first one successfully returned
_p_get_field() {
- local gp_entry="$1"
- local gp_field="$2"
+ local gp_entry="$1"
+ local gp_field="$2"
+ local clip="$3"
- # return on first successfully returned key
- for key in $gp_field; do
- local value
- value=$(_p_get_key_value "$gp_entry" "$key")
+ # return on first successfully returned key
+ for key in $gp_field; do
+ local value
+ value=$(_p_get_key_value "$gp_entry" "$key")
- # found entry
- if [ -n "$value" ]; then
- echo "$value" && break
- fi
- done
+ # found entry
+ if [ -n "$value" ]; then
+
+ if [ -n "$clip" ]; then
+ # copies to clipboard, removes any trailing newlines,
+ # and only keeps it in for 1 paste (1 loop to read in script, 1 to output)
+ if command -v wl-copy; then
+ echo "$value" | wl-copy -o && break
+ elif command -v xclip; then
+ echo "$value" | xclip -i -selection 'clipboard' -loops 2 -rmlastnl && break
+ elif command -v xsel; then
+ echo "$value" | xsel -b && break
+ else
+ notify-send "No clipboard utility" "Install wl-copy, xclip or xsel."
+ fi
+ else
+ echo "$value" && break
+ fi
+
+ fi
+ done
}
# returns the corresponding value for the key passed in
@@ -195,213 +182,208 @@ _p_get_field() {
# $1: pass (file) entry to search through
# $2: string name of the containting key
_p_get_key_value() {
- local value
- value=$(list_fields "$1" | grep "$2")
+ local value
+ value=$(list_fields "$1" | grep "$2")
- # get everything after first colon, remove whitespace
- echo "$value" | cut -d':' -f2- | tr -d '[:blank:]'
+ # get everything after first colon, remove whitespace
+ echo "$value" | cut -d':' -f2- | tr -d '[:blank:]'
}
# return username for argument passed
-# Prefers in-metadata username, falls back to filename
show_username() {
- result=$(_p_get_field "$1" "${PASS_USERNAME_FIELD}")
- if [ -z "$result" ]; then
- echo "${1##*/}"
- else
- echo "$result"
- fi
+ _p_get_field "$1" "${PASS_USERNAME_FIELD}"
}
clip_username() {
- show_username "$1" "${PASS_USERNAME_FIELD}" | _clipper
+ _p_get_field "$1" "${PASS_USERNAME_FIELD}" "-c"
}
show_field() {
- _p_get_field "$1" "$2"
+ _p_get_field "$1" "$2"
}
clip_field() {
- show_field "$1" "$2" | _clipper
+ _p_get_field "$1" "$2" "-c"
}
list_fields() {
- pass show "$1" | tail -n+2
+ pass show "$1" | tail -n+2
}
# invoke the dotool to type inputs
_type() {
- local tool="${AUTOFILL_BACKEND}"
- local toolmode="$1"
- local key="$2"
+ local tool="${AUTOFILL_BACKEND}"
+ local toolmode="$1"
+ local key="$2"
- if [ "$tool" = "wtype" ]; then
- if [ "$toolmode" = "type" ]; then
- "$tool" -s "${AUTOFILL_DELAY}" -- "$key"
- elif [ "$toolmode" = "key" ]; then
- "$tool" -s "${AUTOFILL_DELAY}" -k "$key"
- fi
- elif [ "$tool" = "xdotool" ]; then
- "$tool" "$toolmode" --delay "${AUTOFILL_DELAY}" "$key"
- elif [ "$tool" = "ydotool" ]; then
- "$tool" "$toolmode" --key-delay "${AUTOFILL_DELAY}" "$key"
- else
- "$tool" "$toolmode" "$key"
- fi
+ if [ "$tool" = "wtype" ]; then
+ if [ "$toolmode" = "type" ]; then
+ "$tool" -s "${AUTOFILL_DELAY}" -- "$key"
+ elif [ "$toolmode" = "key" ]; then
+ "$tool" -s "${AUTOFILL_DELAY}" -k "$key"
+ fi
+ elif [ "$tool" = "xdotool" ]; then
+ "$tool" "$toolmode" --delay "${AUTOFILL_DELAY}" "$key"
+ elif [ "$tool" = "ydotool" ]; then
+ "$tool" "$toolmode" --key-delay "${AUTOFILL_DELAY}" "$key"
+ else
+ "$tool" "$toolmode" "$key"
+ fi
}
# automatically fill out fields
# transform special chain entries into valid dotool commands
autofill() {
- local selected="${1}"
- local autoentry_chain="${2}"
+ local selected="${1}"
+ local autoentry_chain="${2}"
- for part in $autoentry_chain; do
- case "$part" in
- ":tab") _type key Tab ;;
- ":return") _type key Return ;;
- ":space") _type key space ;;
- "username") _type type "$(show_username "$selected")" ;;
- "password") _type type "$(show_password "$selected")" ;;
- ":direct") _type type "$selected" ;;
- *) printf '%s' "$selected" ;;
- esac
- done
+ for part in $autoentry_chain; do
+ case "$part" in
+ ":tab") _type key Tab ;;
+ ":return") _type key Return ;;
+ ":space") _type key space ;;
+ "username") _type type "$(show_username "$selected")" ;;
+ "password") _type type "$(show_password "$selected")" ;;
+ ":direct") _type type "$selected" ;;
+ *) printf '%s' "$selected" ;;
+ esac
+ done
}
# opens a menu for the specified pass entry, containing its individual fields
entrymenu() {
- local entry="$1"
- local deobfuscate="$2"
- local k_entrymenu_fill="${KEY_ENTRYMENU_FILL}"
- local k_entrymenu_clip="${KEY_ENTRYMENU_CLIP}"
- local k_entrymenu_showfield="${KEY_ENTRYMENU_SHOWFIELD}"
- local k_entrymenu_quit="${KEY_ENTRYMENU_QUIT}"
+ local entry="$1"
+ local deobfuscate="$2"
+ local k_entrymenu_fill="${KEY_ENTRYMENU_FILL}"
+ local k_entrymenu_clip="${KEY_ENTRYMENU_CLIP}"
+ local k_entrymenu_showfield="${KEY_ENTRYMENU_SHOWFIELD}"
+ local k_entrymenu_quit="${KEY_ENTRYMENU_QUIT}"
- local pass
- if [ "$deobfuscate" = "true" ]; then
- pass="$(show_password "$entry")"
- else
- pass="(hidden)"
- fi
+ local pass
+ if [ "$deobfuscate" = "true" ]; then
+ pass="$(show_password "$entry")"
+ else
+ pass="(hidden)"
+ fi
- local field
- field=$(
- printf "password: %s\n%s" "$pass" "$(list_fields "$entry")" \
- | _picker \
- -kb-accept-entry "" \
- -kb-custom-1 "$k_entrymenu_fill" \
- -kb-custom-2 "$k_entrymenu_clip" \
- -kb-custom-3 "$k_entrymenu_quit" \
- -kb-custom-4 "$k_entrymenu_showfield" \
- -mesg " ᐊ $k_entrymenu_quit ᐊ | $k_entrymenu_fill: fill selection | $k_entrymenu_clip: clip selection | $k_entrymenu_showfield: reveal password"
- )
- exit_value=$?
- exit_check "$exit_value"
+ local field
+ field=$(
+ printf "password: %s\n%s" "$pass" "$(list_fields "$entry")" |
+ _picker \
+ -kb-accept-entry "" \
+ -kb-custom-1 "$k_entrymenu_fill" \
+ -kb-custom-2 "$k_entrymenu_clip" \
+ -kb-custom-3 "$k_entrymenu_quit" \
+ -kb-custom-4 "$k_entrymenu_showfield" \
+ -mesg " ᐊ $k_entrymenu_quit ᐊ | $k_entrymenu_fill: fill selection | $k_entrymenu_clip: clip selection | $k_entrymenu_showfield: reveal password"
+ )
+ exit_value=$?
+ exit_check "$exit_value"
- # get field name
- field=${field%%:*}
- case "$exit_value" in
- "0" | "10")
- if [ "$field" = "password" ]; then
- autofill "$entry" "password"
- else
- autofill "$(show_field "$entry" "$field")" ":direct"
- fi
- exit 0
- ;;
- "11")
- if [ "$field" = "password" ]; then
- clip_password "$entry"
- else
- clip_field "$entry" "$field"
- fi
- exit 0
- ;;
- "12")
- main
- ;;
- "13")
- local toggle
- if [ "$deobfuscate" = "true" ]; then
- toggle=false
- else
- toggle=true
- fi
- entrymenu "$entry" "$toggle"
- ;;
- esac
+ # get field name
+ field=${field%%:*}
+ case "$exit_value" in
+ "0" | "10")
+ if [ "$field" = "password" ]; then
+ autofill "$entry" "password"
+ else
+ autofill "$(show_field "$entry" "$field")" ":direct"
+ fi
+ exit 0
+ ;;
+ "11")
+ if [ "$field" = "password" ]; then
+ clip_password "$entry"
+ else
+ clip_field "$entry" "$field"
+ fi
+ exit 0
+ ;;
+ "12")
+ main
+ ;;
+ "13")
+ local toggle
+ if [ "$deobfuscate" = "true" ]; then
+ toggle=false
+ else
+ toggle=true
+ fi
+ entrymenu "$entry" "$toggle"
+ ;;
+ esac
}
open_coffin() {
- ## there's a closed coffin in our directory
- if [ -f "${PASS_COFFIN_LOCATION:-${PASSWORD_STORE_DIR:-~/.password-store}/.coffin/coffin.tar.gpg}" ]; then
- if [ "$PASS_COFFIN_OPEN_TIME" -eq 0 ]; then
- coffin_should_close_instantly=true
- pass open -t 1h # we still set a maximum time limit just to hedge against failures
- else
- pass open -t "${PASS_COFFIN_OPEN_TIME:-3h}"
- fi
- fi
+ ## there's a closed coffin in our directory
+ if [ -f "${PASS_COFFIN_LOCATION:-${PASSWORD_STORE_DIR:-~/.password-store}/.coffin/coffin.tar.gpg}" ]; then
+ if [ "$PASS_COFFIN_OPEN_TIME" -eq 0 ]; then
+ coffin_should_close_instantly=true
+ pass open -t 1h # we still set a maximum time limit just to hedge against failures
+ else
+ pass open -t "${PASS_COFFIN_OPEN_TIME:-3h}"
+ fi
+ fi
}
# make sure we remember to close the coffin if the program terminates
close_coffin() {
- if [ "$coffin_should_close_instantly" = true ]; then
- pass close
- fi
+ if [ "$coffin_should_close_instantly" = true ]; then
+ pass close
+ fi
}
trap close_coffin SIGINT SIGTERM ERR EXIT
main() {
- local autoentry_chain="${AUTOFILL_CHAIN}"
- local k_autofill="${KEY_AUTOFILL}"
- local k_fill_user="${KEY_FILL_USER}"
- local k_clip_user="${KEY_CLIP_USER}"
- local k_fill_pass="${KEY_FILL_PASS}"
- local k_clip_pass="${KEY_CLIP_PASS}"
- local k_submenu="${KEY_ENTRY_OPEN}"
+ local autoentry_chain="${AUTOFILL_CHAIN}"
+ local k_autofill="${KEY_AUTOFILL}"
+ local k_fill_user="${KEY_FILL_USER}"
+ local k_clip_user="${KEY_CLIP_USER}"
+ local k_fill_pass="${KEY_FILL_PASS}"
+ local k_clip_pass="${KEY_CLIP_PASS}"
+ local k_submenu="${KEY_ENTRY_OPEN}"
- open_coffin
+ open_coffin
- entry="$(
- list_passwords \
- | _picker -kb-accept-entry "" \
- -kb-custom-1 "$k_autofill" \
- -kb-custom-2 "$k_clip_user" \
- -kb-custom-3 "$k_clip_pass" \
- -kb-custom-4 "$k_fill_user" \
- -kb-custom-5 "$k_fill_pass" \
- -kb-custom-6 "$k_submenu" \
- -mesg "| $k_autofill: fill credentials | $k_submenu: open entry | $k_fill_user: fill username | $k_fill_pass: fill password | $k_clip_user: clip username | $k_clip_pass: clip password |"
- )"
- exit_value=$?
+ entry="$(
+ list_passwords |
+ _picker -kb-accept-entry "" \
+ -kb-custom-1 "$k_autofill" \
+ -kb-custom-2 "$k_clip_user" \
+ -kb-custom-3 "$k_clip_pass" \
+ -kb-custom-4 "$k_fill_user" \
+ -kb-custom-5 "$k_fill_pass" \
+ -kb-custom-6 "$k_submenu" \
+ -mesg "| $k_autofill: fill credentials | $k_submenu: open entry | $k_fill_user: fill username | $k_fill_pass: fill password | $k_clip_user: clip username | $k_clip_pass: clip password |"
+ )"
+ exit_value=$?
- echo "$entry"
- exit_check "$exit_value"
- case "$exit_value" in
- "0" | "10")
- autofill "$entry" "$autoentry_chain"
- ;;
- "11")
- clip_username "$entry"
- ;;
- "12")
- clip_password "$entry"
- ;;
- "13")
- autofill "$entry" "username"
- ;;
- "14")
- autofill "$entry" "password"
- ;;
- "15")
- entrymenu "$entry"
- ;;
- esac
+ echo "$entry"
+ exit_check "$exit_value"
+ case "$exit_value" in
+ "0" | "10")
+ autofill "$entry" "$autoentry_chain"
+ ;;
+ "11")
+ clip_username "$entry"
+ ;;
+ "12")
+ clip_password "$entry"
+ ;;
+ "13")
+ autofill "$entry" "username"
+ ;;
+ "14")
+ autofill "$entry" "password"
+ ;;
+ "15")
+ entrymenu "$entry"
+ ;;
+ esac
- exit 0
+ exit 0
}
set_defaults
main
+