GPGPARTICIPANTS-FILTER(1)
π GPGPARTICIPANTS-FILTER β the glow-up your keyring needed π
okay bestie, so this is a little command from the General Commands Manual (section 1, we love a classic), and honestly? it's giving backstage-pass energy for gpgparticipants. let's get into it π«Ά
β¨ NAME β¨
gpgparticipants-filter β it filters a list of key ids so you can feed them into gpgparticipants. that's the whole job. she's focused, she's serving, she's not doing extra. π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
gpgparticipants-filter [-h] [-o FILE] [-b GPG_BIN] [-d GPG_HOME] [-a]
[--version] FILTER [FILTER ...]
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
so here's the vibe. this tool filters a list of key ids straight out of your gpg keyring, and it does that as input to gpgparticipants. β¨
she sorts the list alphabetically by the first uid of each key. not by key id, not by vibes β by first uid. periodt.
per default she skips over revoked and expired keys, because we don't bring that energy to the party. π«
and then? the output can be piped straight into gpgparticipants, or stored in a file if you're a file person. either way, iconic. π
π OPTIONS π
π positional arguments:
FILTERβ this is your input query, and it gets passed straight to gpg. you can pass more than one (FILTER [FILTER ...]), go off.
β optional arguments:
-h,--helpβ shows this help message and exits. the "wait what does this do again" button. π-o FILE,--output FILEβ tells her which file the output should be written to. per default she writes to stdout, so no file, no problem. π-b GPG_BIN,--gpg-binary GPG_BINβ custom path to gpg, for when your gpg is not where everyone else's gpg lives. default:"gpg". β¨-d GPG_HOME,--homedir GPG_HOMEβ custom homedir for gpg. check out--homedirof gpg if you want the lore. π-a,--all-keysβ shows also revoked and expired keys. yep, she said also. if you want the messy ones, you can have the messy ones. π--versionβ outputs version information and exits. quick lil flex, then she's gone. π
π SEE ALSO π
go read those next bestie, iykyk π§
and that's the whole page, mwah π this lil beauty comes from the General Commands Manual, dated April, 2019 β so yeah, she's been slaying since 2019 and she's still relevant. take care of your keyring and your keyring will take care of you πβ¨
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