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Date:   Mon Feb 27 01:34:56 2023 +0000

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+DESCRIPTION:
+A simple bash script to assist with migrating your password store betweeen systems with different gpg keys that use the 'pass' password managed.
+Can be used to export all of the passwords into a plaintext file from your password store.
+Alternatively has the ability to take a path of the plaintext exported file and import it into an existing password store.
+
+NOTE:
+There are a few caveats. This won't work if:
+ - The file you import should be in the same format as the one that this tool exports as.
+ - Your actual passwords contain a whitespace ' '.
+ - Your password names have a '.' symbol in their names, ex:
+	The below will fail
+	/.pass/pass/pass
+	/pass/.pass/pass
+	/pass/pass/.pass
+	The below will succeed
+	/pass/pass/pass
+
+AUTHOR:
+96-fromsofia - 2A9-7CC@96-fromsofia.net || June 2022
diff --git a/pass-migrate.sh b/pass-migrate.sh
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+#!/bin/bash
+
+# Prompt to select an option
+echo -e "Please select the action you want to perform.\nAllowed options are:\n[import|export]\n"
+read -a option
+
+## EXPORTING
+if [[ "$option" == "export" ]]
+then
+	# Locate the password store
+        if [ -z $PASSWORD_STORE_DIR ]
+	then	
+		cd ~/.password-store
+	else
+		cd $(echo $PASSWORD_STORE_DIR)
+	fi
+	
+	# File to save the exported contents to
+	touch ~/.exported-passwords.txt
+	echo -e "Your passwords will be saved to ~/.exported-passwords.txt\nPlease wait..\n"
+	
+	# Export logic
+	for psw in $(find . -type f -name "*.gpg" | awk -F. '{print $2}' | tr '\n' ' ' ; echo);
+	do	
+		echo -e "$psw $(pass $psw)" >> ~/.exported-passwords.txt
+	done
+	echo -e "Your passwords have been exported!\nYou can now restart the script with the import function to restore them into your new device.\n"
+
+## IMPORTING
+elif [[ "$option" == "import" ]]
+then
+	# Get the location of the file to import
+	echo -e "Provide the full path of the file you wish to import:\n"
+	read -a psw_import
+	
+	# Generate 2 separate files, one for names and one for passwords
+	echo -e "Importing passwords.\nPlease wait..\n"
+	
+	# Importing logic
+
+	while IFS= read -r line; do
+		name=$(printf '%s\n' "$line" | awk '{print $1}')
+		new_psw=$(printf '%s\n' "$line" | awk '{print $2}')
+		printf "%s\n%s\n" "$new_psw" "$new_psw" | pass insert $name
+	done < "$psw_import"
+	echo -e "Your passwords have been imported!\nThis script will now exit.\n"
+
+## INVALID, EXIT
+else
+	echo -e "Unknown action specified!!\nExiting..\n"
+fi