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passextract(1)
==============
NAME
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passextract - Copy login details from pass(1)
SYNOPSIS
--------
*passextract* ['OPTIONS'] ['PASS_FILE']
DESCRIPTION
-----------
An extension to the pass(1) password manager. Passextract provides a UI
similar to urlview(2) that enables these additional fields to be copied
to the system clipboard. Three fields are recognised: emails, usernames,
and passwords. They are defined as follows:
This text is ignored
e: email@example.com
u: username
p: secret-password
In order to be recognised by Passextract, those fields must be prefixed
by “e: ”, “u: ”, or “p: ” as illustrated above.
The passextract(1) command will parse those fields from 'PASS_FILE'. If
'PASS_FILE' is not provided or if it's '-' then the standard input is
used.
OPTIONS
-------
-i::
Make password strings invisible by replacing them with stars ("*").
-V, --version::
Print the program version.
INTERACTIVE CONTROL
-------------------
In the interactive UI, the following commands are available:
q / C-c::
Quit and clear the clipboard
j::
Move the selection down
k::
Move the selection up
g::
Move the selection to the top
G::
Move the selection to the bottom
ENTER::
Copy the currently selected line
EXAMPLES
--------
Passextract can be invoked on its own or with the piped output of `pass
show`.
$ pass show github.com | passextract
$ passextract github.com
The included Bash completion file provides the same tab completion
options as `pass show`.
SHELL COMPLETION
----------------
Shell completion is provided to complete pass(1) files. To enable Bash
completion, source the included `passextract.bash-completion` file.
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