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A hole for your passwords: your passhole
Based on incredibly complex schemes for safely editing gpg-encrypted files in vim, this just does the simplest thing that possibly (occasionally) works.
- Define a filetype *.hole for passwords
- Disallows writing any data or metadata out to disk
- Hardcodes which PGP key to use for crypto (lol)
- Assumes you use gpg-agent or similar to avoid using the tty for passphrase entry
In order to write your files, you must specify your recipients (your selves, generally speaking) in the List g:passhole_recipients.
" in file ~/.vim/after/plugin/passhole.vim, or whatever floats your boat
let g:passhole_recipients = ["0xdeadbeef"]<insert GPL disclaimer and Copyright 2017 here>