In my csv file, I'd like columns 4 and 5 to become tags on each entry.

I see the s += "<Tags/>" line in the xml_entry function. I'm guessing I would modify that line somehow to add the tags. I think I'd add an option to the command line with a list of column numbers to use, and then something like:

  s += "<Tags>"
  # code to add each tag here. would it just be a comma separated list, or is the sub xml element? 
  s += "</Tags>"

Any suggestions on how to make that happen?

When there are entries with an empty group column, they appear in a unnamed group instead of the root directory.

After importing an xml file generated by csv2keepassxml, the password field displays the text of the password instead of the normal dots.

Steps to reproduce:

• Generate xml file.
• Import xml file into KeeWeb.
• View any entry, the password is visible without you clicking in the field.

This is also true if you save the file as a kdbx file and then reopen it. I even made sure to remove it from the initial list of available files you get when you don't have any open.

I did some searching and found keeweb/keeweb#85 Looking at the raw xml, the password value looks like this:

<String>
  <Key>Password</Key>
  <Value ProtectedInMemory="True">password</Value>
</String>

Which sounds like what that issue was suggesting needed to be done.

So, yeah, I'm not sure if this is something caused by the convert and import process, or a bug in KeeWeb. If you think it's keeweb, let me know and I'll open an issue there.

App info:

KeeWeb v1.3.3 (52701af, 2016-09-20)
Environment: electron v1.3.3
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) KeeWeb/1.3.3 Chrome/52.0.2743.82 Electron/1.3.3 Safari/537.36

I'm on Ubuntu 16.04.

In my csv I have an ip address field that I would like to use as a custom field in my KeeWeb file.

Would I add a new opts.on block? Something like:

opts.on("-F", "--field NUM", Integer, "Column number of custom field") do |o|
    options[:field] = o
  end

How would I tell it what to name the field? Or would I need to just add a custom opts.on block for each custom field I want to add?

htmlentities is not found by Ruby. Should there be some info on which package and how to install it before running this?