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# AnyPinentry
AnyPinentry is a wrapping interface to all kinds of prompts instead of gnupg's pinentry.
You can now use any interface for password and confirmation prompts (`dmenu`, `rofi`, `read`, `systemd-ask-password`, `curses`, `etc`).
> Note: This is NOT a complete replacement for pinentry programs but it should cover most use-cases. Report any issues you face so the program can be improved
## Dependencies
* sh
* dmenu with password patch (optional: for the default config only)
* notify-send (optional: for the default config only)
## Usage
1. Clone the repo to anywhere on your machine (you should maintain a fork in case you want to configure the default behavior)
2. Run `chmod +x ./anypinentry` inside the cloned directory
3. Edit the script file if you want to configure it.
4. Edit `~/.gnuph/gpg-agent.conf` (or create it) and add the line `pinentry-program /<path-to-your-clone>/anypinentry`
5. Run `gpg-agent reload` to reload the config or logout and log back in
6. Gpg should now be using your prefered program for pinentry
## Config
The following variables inside `./anypinentry` script file can be configured.
You will need to use `AP_PROMPT`, `AP_YES`, `AP_NO`, `AP_ERROR` variables inside your actions.
* `prompt_action` - Action to show a prompt asking for password (Example using dmenu with password patch - `dmenu -P -p "$AP_PROMPT"`)
* `confirm_action` - Action to confirm something (YES or NO) (Example with dmenu - `printf "%s\n%s" "$AP_YES" "$AP_NO" | dmenu -p "$AP_PROMPT"`)
* `display_error_action` - Action to display error messages to user (Example with notify-send - `notify-send "$AP_ERROR"`)
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