So, I've been attempting to write some custom front-end-y types of interfaces for my desktop environment and I've recently gotten to making `pass` more convenient to use. To do so, it would be extraordinarily helpful for there to be an option for `pass` to dump fully qualified paths/names for it's passwords (without decrypting them). So, without further adieu:
I propose an option for `pass ls` which will print raw paths rather than a pretty print tree structure. For example: Output of `pass ls`: ``` Password Store ├── email │ └── [email protected] ├── money │ ├── bankbank1.com │ │ └── username │ └── bankbank2.com │ └── username └── web └── postingforum1.com └── username ``` Output of `pass ls --raw`: ``` email/[email protected] money/bankbank1.com/username money/bankbank2.com/username web/postingforum1.com/username ``` This would make parsing the current state of the store much more convenient to anyone trying to use `pass` as their back-end data store.
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