multipass.zsh - A wrapper for people using multiple pass (password-store) stores

multipass.zsh

#
# multipass.zsh
#
# A wrapper to pass (password-store) for managing multiple
# store paths with a single command while still benefiting
# from Zsh's completion features.
#
# Usage: add the following lines to your .zshrc:
# source /path/to/multipass.zsh
# PASSWORD_STORES[pass1]=/path/to/pass1-store
# PASSWORD_STORES[pass2]=/path/to/pass2-store
#
# You can now type "multipass pass1 <tab>" and get completion
# for this specific store.
#

typeset -A PASSWORD_STORES
PASSWORD_STORES=()

multipass() {
    local store_path
    if [ $# -lt 1 ]; then
        echo 'Usage: multipass PASS_NAME [PASS_ARGS...]'
        return
    fi
    if [[ "${(k)PASSWORD_STORES[$1]}" == "$1" ]]; then
        store_path="${PASSWORD_STORES[$1]}"
        shift
        PASSWORD_STORE_DIR="${store_path}" pass $@
    else
        echo "No '$1' store found (available: '${(kj:,:)PASSWORD_STORES}')"
    fi
}

_multipass() {
    local -a options=()
    local store_name="${(k)PASSWORD_STORES[${words[2]}]}"
    if [[ "${words[2]}" != "${store_name}" ]] || [[ "${words[2]}" == "" ]]; then
        for passname in ${(k)PASSWORD_STORES}; do
            options+=$passname
        done
        _describe 'values' options
    else
        PASSWORD_STORE_DIR="${PASSWORD_STORES[${words[2]}]}" _pass
    fi
}

compdef _multipass multipass

Usage

Add these lines to your .zshrc :

source /path/to/multipass.zsh
PASSWORD_STORES[pass1]=/path/to/pass1-store
PASSWORD_STORES[pass2]=/path/to/pass2-store

After re-sourcing your .zshrc to apply the changes, you can now query any pass store with :

$ multipass pass1 [args...]

Completion is provided for store names...

 $ multipass <tab>

... and for pass entries!

$ multipass pass1 <tab>

@mdeous thanks a lot, thanks to you i can finally throw the ring into the damn vulcan :D