`get` command to return the entire vault or a single field #32

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opened 2024-05-09 14:54:23 +02:00 by awiteb · 0 comments

awiteb commented

2024-05-09 14:54:23 +02:00

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This should remove the --get option from the list command.

Description

A command that returns the entire vault or a single field. The field can be:

index: The vault index.
name: The name of the vault.
username: The username field.
password: The password field.
service: The service field.
note: The note field.
<string>: A custom field with the given name as key.

Also you can get by the vault name or the vault index, when you get by name, the first match will be returned.

Example

$ lprs get "vault_name" # Returns the entire vault by its name
$ lprs get 10 # Returns the entire vault by index
$ lprs get 10 name # Returns the name of vault index 10
$ lprs get "server" "host" # Returns the custom field called "host" from vault called "server"

This should remove the `--get` option from the `list` command. ## Description A command that returns the entire vault or a single field. The field can be: - `index`: The vault index. - `name`: The name of the vault. - `username`: The `username` field. - `password`: The `password` field. - `service`: The `service` field. - `note`: The `note` field. - `<string>`: A custom field with the given name as key. Also you can get by the vault name or the vault index, when you get by name, the first match will be returned. ## Example ```bash $ lprs get "vault_name" # Returns the entire vault by its name $ lprs get 10 # Returns the entire vault by index $ lprs get 10 name # Returns the name of vault index 10 $ lprs get "server" "host" # Returns the custom field called "host" from vault called "server" ```