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# GX-Vault Manager
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GX-Vault Manager is a Crystal-lang script that helps in managing encrypted vaults using `gocryptfs`. The script offers a user-friendly interface for mounting and unmounting vaults, providing real-time status and handling errors gracefully.
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## Configuration
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The script uses a YAML configuration file, typically stored at `~/.config/gx-vault.yml`. This file contains details about the vaults, including their names and paths.
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## YAML File Format
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The configuration file consists of an array of vaults, with each vault having a name and an encrypted path. Below is the structure of the YAML file:
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```yaml
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vaults:
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- name: "vault1"
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encrypted_path: "/absolute/path/to/vault1"
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- name: "vault2"
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encrypted_path: "/absolute/path/to/vault2"
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# Add more vaults as needed
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```
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## Fields Description
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- **vaults:** The root element containing an array of all defined vaults.
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- **name:** The unique name of the vault. This is used for display and selection purposes.
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- **encrypted_path:** The absolute path to the directory where the encrypted data is stored. This path is used by `gocryptfs` for mounting the vault.
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## Example
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Here is a sample configuration with two vaults named "Personal" and "Work":
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```yaml
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vaults:
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- name: "Personal"
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encrypted_path: "/home/user/encrypted/personal"
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- name: "Work"
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encrypted_path: "/home/user/encrypted/work"
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```
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## Usage
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Once the YAML configuration file is set up, run the script. It will read the configuration, and you can select a vault to mount or unmount using the `fzf` interactive selector. The status of each vault (whether it's open or closed) is displayed next to the vault's name.
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## Dependencies
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- gocryptfs
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- fzf
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- Crystal-lang
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- Other dependencies as per the Crystal-lang script
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## License
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GPL-2
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