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Bundle id and name of a profile would be useful.

Consider adding a progress indicator for the extract subcommand. The indication of progress is highly desirable since the extract needs to unzip a file. Maybe indicatif crate can be used.

Currently the 'show' subcommand is only able to show a profile by its uuid.
I want to be able to run:

mprovision show path/to/profile.mobileprovision

Internally we can distinguish if the show arg is a path or uuid and proceed accordingly.

Should be able to unzip the ipa file in a tmp directory, navigate to Payload/*.app and output the content of embedded.mobileprovision.

This would allow remove command to accept multiple uuids.

https://crates.io/crates/clap

It's redundant and confusing for not Rust users.

The same functionality can be achieved by a function.

This will be useful for viewing and to count number of listed profiles using wc -l

Proposed format:

<uuid> <expiration date> <app id> <profile name>

58d55c37-2a5c-47a4-8322-7eaa4c92a0c5 2021-02-26 PPSKAJG384.com.business.myapp MYAPP Appstore

We need to color this output for user to be able to visibly distinguish each field.

https://crates.io/crates/structopt

From a reddit comment:

Another one is using println! when doing lots of output, because println! locks stdout with each call. It's much faster to lock stdout only once manually and use something like write!

• Installation instructions
• usage
• use cases
• performance

Current CLI api is the following:

mprovision search <text> [<directory>]
mprovision remove <uuid> [<directory>]
mprovision show-xml <uuid> [<directory>]
mprovision show-expired --days <days> [<directory>]
mprovision remove-expired [<directory>]

I would want to have something like this:

mprovision list [--filter <text>] [--expires-in-days <days>] [<directory>]

mprovision show uuid <uuid> [<directory>]
mprovision show path <path>

mprovision remove uuid <uuid> [<directory>]
mprovision remove path <path>

mprovision cleanup [<directory>]

expectest is used for tests. Current Rust's assert! and assert_eq! are good enough.

The cli tool and the lib can be separated to have their own set of dependencies. This also "unblocks" me to release them separately on crates.io

Sometimes we have a use case to remove all provisioning profiles matching a bundle id instead of searching by a bundle id and then removing.

Investigate a possibility to move profiles to the system's trash instead of removing them completely.