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Hey guys, I'm using Ansible to deploy some services, and inside the config some variables are encrypted using Ansible Vault. Usually I need to copy-paste the password from Enpass to the terminal when Ansible asks for the password, but it also supports passing a path to an executable file that should print the password to stdout so that it can access for example the system keyring. Since you haven't published any official API documentation on how to talk to the desktop app, I've written a small script that mimics the browser extension's behavior and talks to the desktop app. With this implemented, whenever Ansible needs my password and my database is locked, the usual popup appears. Otherwise, it automatically fetches the password given some specific url. Now, since you have not published any API docs, is it fine to write apps that use the internal API? Do you have any objections as for making my small client public on github? Best

as an intermediate workaround i suggest to provide all recent versions of enpass for download to make all (mac) users able to choose the last working version for their particular OS version. especially all users who get their enpass app via apple app store usually haven't a saved download available.

I would love to see this feature as well!

I am also looking forward for a Linux command line client and/or API!

Would love to see a possibility to access Enpass from CLI, again since the mentioned project doesn't work anymore.

Would like to integrate Enpass into a few desktop apps on Linux, any way to open the database and query for entries through an API?

+1 Would like to see this to write my own CLI client

Would like to see native cli access for Enpass on Linux and macOS. Opening an application, searching for content and copy it takes too much time instead of: (ep alias enpass): $> ep get $foo

tui (text user interface) will also be great!

This would be really handy. I was searching the web for this feature so I found this post.

Hi, I'm well aware, that you guys can't support every browser and every platform. Is there a possibility to query the database while it is unlocked? I think qutebrowser.org would be a low hanging fruit to implement auto-fill with a few lines of python. Rgds Silvester