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Do you know about pass-otp plugin? That would be so awesome to use cerebro to retrieve 2FA codes!

The way I'd do it is to introduce another shortcut, so instead of typing pass <something> I'd type otp <something> - the rest of the plugin functionality remains the same, except that hitting Enter or Ctrl+C would copy OTP code instead of password.

@jsantiagoh let me know what you think about it!

Hey @jsantiagoh, thanks for this super-nice plugin!

I have one suggestion:
Currently when I type *, whatever I type afterwards does not seem to have any effect.
However, I can use * to filter the results when using $ pass directly, like so:

❯  pass find "git"   
Search Terms: git
├── work
│   └── github.com
│       └── work_login
└── personal
    └── github.com
        └── personal_login

❯  pass find "p*git" 
Search Terms: p*git
└── personal
    └── github.com
        └── personal_login

In the second example I filtered out my work account by prefixing my search with p*. Could we have the same in your plugin?

Is this windows 10 compatible?

Atm im using arch wsl with pass to generate my pass otp.

so i need to go to the terminal then type pass otp path

i see there is a password store env , do i need to add it to my PATH in windows
or there is a config i can edit ?

thanks for the reply in advance

If you search for a password and copy it, chances are you will need it again later.

What I'm proposing is to have an internal count, which password was copied how many times, and sort the resulting list based on that count.

We have this logic already implemented for apps, it would be really useful to have it for pass as well 🙂

In other words. Suppose I search for "google" and find 3 results in alphabetic order:

google/user1
google/user2
google/user3

I select "google/user3".

Next time I search for "google", the results should be ordered like this:

google/user3
google/user1
google/user2

Entries show up correctly but when selected, nothing is copied.
Executing a file like below however works correctly. Any ideas?
I'm on mac and gpgagent is using mac keychain

const exec = require('child_process').exec;

exec('pass -c example.com');

Hey @jsantiagoh,

I've seen in #5 (comment) that you are no longer interested in the project. Is it still so?

I'm making a few improvements in my fork, so far I cleaned the code a bit and implemented a support for pass-otp plugin #7.

I'm interested in keeping maintaining this project, that's why I'd like to propose you to transfer ownership of this project to me (you can do it in the settings of this repository). I'll take good care of it 😉

I'll publish my fork as a new plugin if you don't respond within a month, but I hope to avoid creating a duplicate.