A pinentry program that allows shelling out to an arbitrary program to get user input. We aim to implement enough of the Assuan protocol to support this use case.
Implements the pinentry protocol and uses a configurable frontend for PIN input
Usage: elephantine [OPTIONS]
Options:
-d, --debug... The debug level [env: ELEPHANTINE_DEBUG=]
--config-file <FILE> Path to the configuration file [env: ELEPHANTINE_CONFIG_FILE=] [default: /home/narthana/.config/elephantine/elephantine.toml]
-D, --display [<DISPLAY>] The X display to use for the dialog [env: PINENTRY_DISPLAY=]
-T, --ttyname [<FILE>] The tty terminal node name [env: TTYNAME=]
-N, --ttytype [<NAME>] [env: TTYTYPE=]
-C, --lc-ctype [<STRING>] The `LC_CTYPE` locale category [env: LC_CTYPE=]
-M, --lc-messages [<STRING>] The `LC_MESSAGES` value [env: LC_MESSAGES=]
-o, --timeout [<SECS>] Timeout in seconds for requests that show dialogs to the user. E.g. GETPIN, CONFIRM, etc [env: ELEPHANTINE_TIMEOUT=] [default: 300]
-g, --no-local-grab <NO_LOCAL_GRAB> Grab keyboard only while the window is focused [env: ELEPHANTINE_NO_LOCAL_GRAB=] [possible values: true, false]
-W, --parent-wid [<WINDOW_ID>] Parent window ID (for partitioning)
-c, --colors [<STRING>] Custom colors for the dialog
-a, --ttyalert [<STRING>] The alert mode (none, beep, or flash)
--command <COMMAND>... The command to run the dialog. It must print the input to stdout [default: "walker --password"]
-h, --help Print help
-V, --version Print version