It would be nice if there were a way to integrate it with the OS X keychain, unfortunately I haven't gotten around to it and I haven't been able to find anyone who has done this already since it's tricky to google.
Yep, I use it to provide passwords to my shell scripts, for example. security<->pass integration is precisely what I'm looking for, I get the feeling I'm going to end up having to implement it myself.
It would be nice if I could at least export from the OS X keychain (you can always write up a simple script to add them to pass). Internet accounts can be exported, but all the rest won't work.
I've given up on it, but I'd like to know if anyone might have found something that I overlooked.
Have you tried the security commandline utility? As far as I know it reads anything you want from the keychain. For example, to grab what password Spotify is storing in my keychain: `security find-generic-password -s Spotify -w`
It's some time ago that I tried exporting, so I don't recall exactly what I did. As far as I know, I tried it with that command line tool but it simply wouldn't export everything.
There's also the issue that if it does export something, you have to accept every exported item individually. If you search the internet, you'll find people who wrote scripts for "automatic accept-clicking."
But as I said, once I looked up what it exported, I noticed that it was far from complete.But maybe there's some command line option buried somewhere that will accomplish what I wanted to do...
