This relies on a patched version of tree to work, unfortunately.
Hopefully upstream will accept our patch.

Signed-off-by: Jason A. Donenfeld <Jason@zx2c4.com>

An importer script for 1Password. It supports 1Password's text exports
(CSV or TSV) and its 1PIF file format (pseudo-JSON). In addition to the passwords
it imports notes, as well as the username and URL which it stores in passff-
compatible format (it can also use either the title or the URL itself as pass-name).

Repro steps:
1. In KeePass, add some entries as children of the root node
2. Export the KeePass to foo.xml
3. 'keepass2pass.py -f foo.xml'
Expect: all entries imported
Actual: root-level entries are skipped

This patch removes several special characters while attempting to preserve
as much meaning in the filename as possible. These changes are made to the
KeepassX title before it is used as a file password store filename:

   - Spaces between words in file names are replaced with camelCasing.
   - The characters \ | ( ) are each replaced with a hyphen.
   - Trailing hypens are removed.
   - @ is replaced with "At"
   - ' is removed

If `PASSWORD_STORE_DIR:-$HOME/.password-store` is a symlink, Zsh throws:
`_values:compvalues:10: not enough arguments`.

Passing `-L` to find(1) fixes this.

http://revelation.olasagasti.info/

- relicensed to GPLv2+
- added -f command-line flag
- added -d DEFAULT_GROUP flag

- Only use secret keys
- Use entire UID
- --with-colons makes parsing easy

only auto-expand if there is a single completion match

Common git commands, --reencrypt, --force.

New features:

  * command name completion (show,insert,generate,etc)

  * `pass init <tab>` will list email addresses from gpg --list-keys

  * for 'show' command, if a folder contains a single entry, it will be
    auto-completed (recursively!)
    The other commands don't do this since you could be adding a new
    entry into an existing folder.

  * option completion (e.g., --clip)

Note: I turned off "-o filenames" because it was incompatible with the
auto-expansion. So, I instead quote using `printf "%q"` to handle files
with spaces and other odd characters.

Import passwords as multiline entries with password in the first
line. Rest contains following data if they exist in the entry element
of the xml file:

- username
- url
- comment

This should be removed at somepoint in the future. Currently, the
Homebrew people need something to make them happy. This is it.