-o|--output this one I'm unsure. The case of a single file to encrypt is easy (just put the output filename), but if we want to support encrypting multiple files at once I don't know. This should be discussed on the topic for that relevant change in #165
-p|--password - optional if there is a password in an env variable, mandatory otherwise
-r | --recursive - if a directory is passed as parameter, encrypt everything inside
--remember - number of days to remember when checking "Remember-me", defaults to 0 = forever. Set false to hide the remember-me box.
-s|--salt - unchanged
--share - unchanged
--short - hide the short password warning
-t|--template - path to the password template
--template-instructions, --template-error, --template-remember, --template-title, --template-decrypt - change the strings in the template
This is what I have in mind:
In the options:
--help- unchanged--version- unchanged-c|--config- unchanged-o|--outputthis one I'm unsure. The case of a single file to encrypt is easy (just put the output filename), but if we want to support encrypting multiple files at once I don't know. This should be discussed on the topic for that relevant change in #165-p|--password- optional if there is a password in an env variable, mandatory otherwise-r | --recursive- if a directory is passed as parameter, encrypt everything inside--remember- number of days to remember when checking "Remember-me", defaults to0= forever. Setfalseto hide the remember-me box.-s|--salt- unchanged--share- unchanged--short- hide the short password warning-t|--template- path to the password template--template-instructions,--template-error,--template-remember,--template-title,--template-decrypt- change the strings in the template