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As a user, it would be great to be able to get a resource by a search term rather than its ID which is not user-friendly.
It would be even better to allow picking the item from a list if there are many matches. This is something that may be implemented in Node.js using @inquirer/prompts, but I'm not familiar enough with the Go environment to find any alternatives.
passbolt get resource --search slash
# Display the result if one entry matches, or allow to pick if many entries matches
Or even better in the point of view of a user, without any parameters
passbolt get resource slash
# Where "slash" is the search term
Additional information
If using a Fish shell, it is possible to create a Fish function to copy to the clipboard the result of a search by using the following code
function pass -a search
passbolt get resource --id (passbolt list resource |grep$search|cut-d""-f 1) |grep Password |cut-d""-f 2 | xclip -selection clipboard
end
This function:
First list resource
Then filters out anything that does not match the search
Get the first column (containing the id)
Then feed this to the passbolt cli to get the resource by its id
Filter out the lines to only retain the password line
Get the second column (containing the password)
Copy it to the clipboard
This could go even further if using a fuzzy matcher like fzf by simply replacing for grep
function pass
passbolt get resource --id (passbolt list resource | fzf |cut-d""-f 1) |grep Password |cut-d""-f 2 | xclip -selection clipboard
end
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Get resource by host
Get resource by search term
Jan 4, 2025
Description
As a user, it would be great to be able to get a resource by a search term rather than its ID which is not user-friendly.
It would be even better to allow picking the item from a list if there are many matches. This is something that may be implemented in Node.js using
@inquirer/prompts
, but I'm not familiar enough with the Go environment to find any alternatives.passbolt get resource --search slash # Display the result if one entry matches, or allow to pick if many entries matches
Or even better in the point of view of a user, without any parameters
passbolt get resource slash # Where "slash" is the search term
Additional information
If using a Fish shell, it is possible to create a Fish function to copy to the clipboard the result of a search by using the following code
This function:
This could go even further if using a fuzzy matcher like fzf by simply replacing for grep
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: