This is a set of tools to extract credentials from a Mooltipass device and store them in a directory hierarchy containing GPG-encrypted files in a way that is compatible with pass, the "standard unix password manager".

There are two tools, both of which communicate with the moolticute daemon over the same websocket protocol that the mooltipass browser extension uses:

1. csvexport imports service and login names, but no passwords, from the mooltipass database and writes them to stdout in CSV format.

2. gpgimport reads a CSV file and then fetches the passwords for each service and user, one by one, from moolticute. You will need to approve the transmission of each password on the device.

The process is split in two parts so that you can decide which credentials to export and where to store them. In addition to the service (host) and login (username) columns, the CSV file can have two optional entries on each line: The third one specifies a subdirectory in which the GPG-encrypted file should be created. If empty, the service name will be used. The fourth, also optional column specifies the filename for the GPG-encrypted file. If empty, the login name will be used.