SQ(1)
π SQ(1) β bestie, it's the sq manual π
okay so real talk, this is sq, the Sequoia PGP command-line girlie, and today we're doing the sq key list glow-up. it's giving key management, it's giving keystore energy, and ngl it's so much easier than it looks. let's go π¦
β¨ NAME β¨
sq-key-list β list the keys that your key store is keeping track of, periodt π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
sq key list [OPTIONS] FINGERPRINT|KEYID|PATTERN
π DESCRIPTION π
literally just: list the keys managed by the key store. that's the whole vibe. your keys, all lined up, main character energy π
π OPTIONS π
β¨ Subcommand options β¨
--cert=FINGERPRINT|KEYIDβ show me the keys with this exact fingerprint or key ID, no cap π--cert-domain=DOMAINβ list keys where a user ID has an email address at the domain you named π--cert-email=EMAILβ list keys where a user ID includes that specific email address π§--cert-grep=PATTERNβ list keys whose user ID matches the pattern, and yeah it's case insensitive, we're not being picky π«--cert-userid=USERIDβ list keys with exactly that user ID π«ΆFINGERPRINT|KEYID|PATTERNβ the positional one, bestie, it's a pattern to filter which certificates get displayed β¨
here's the tea on how it decides: if the pattern looks like a fingerprint or a key ID, it's treated as if you'd passed it to --cert, and it matches on the certificate's fingerprint. otherwise? it's treated as if you passed it via --cert-grep, and it matches on user IDs. the vibes decide, iykyk π
π Global options π
- See
sq(1)for the full rundown of the global options β that's where the big-picture lore lives π
π EXAMPLES π
list the keys managed by the keystore server
sq key list
list the keys managed by the keystore server with a user ID in example.org
sq key list --cert-domain=example.org
π§ SEE ALSO π§
and if you want the FULL documentation, the whole encyclopedia of it, it lives at <https://book.sequoia-pgp.org/> ππ
β VERSION β
1.5.0
okay that's the whole page, you ate it π
and just so you know who to thank: this is brought to you by Sequoia PGP, version 1.5.0, and yes she's the moment πβ¨ bye bestie, go list some keys π
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