From a4864b65441f6a5091e7bcff7f45a43f8141321a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Randall Winkhart Date: Fri, 20 Dec 2024 20:49:54 -0500 Subject: [PATCH] Specify "clipclear" now only needs to be accepted for non-interactive CLI implementations --- wiki/developers.md | 4 ++-- 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/wiki/developers.md b/wiki/developers.md index 503ba45..dd5f458 100644 --- a/wiki/developers.md +++ b/wiki/developers.md @@ -16,8 +16,8 @@ These are as follows: - `termux`: Allows creating a Linux binary that can interact with the Termux clipboard (for Android) ## Required Arguments -libmutton-based password manager clients should accept at least one specific required argument, as well as another recommended one: -- `clipclear`: This argument is required for correct functionality. In order to clear the clipboard on a timer, libmutton-based password managers call another instance of their executable with the `clipclear` argument (e.g. `mutn clipclear`) with the intended clipboard contents provided via STDIN. If after 30 seconds the clipboard contents have not changed, they are cleared. Please accept a `clipclear` argument that is processed before the launch of any interactive interface. All this argument needs to do is call `core.ClipClearArgument()`. +Some arguments should be accepted by all/most libmutton-based password managers. These are as follows: +- `clipclear`: This argument is required for correct functionality of non-interactive CLI implementations (not needed for interactive GUI/TUI implementations). In order to clear the clipboard on a timer, libmutton-based password managers call another instance of their executable with the `clipclear` argument (e.g. `mutn clipclear`) with the intended clipboard contents provided via STDIN. If after 30 seconds the clipboard contents have not changed, they are cleared. Please accept a `clipclear` argument that calls `core.ClipClearArgument()`. - `init`: This argument is optional, but recommended for CLI interfaces. Some error messages request the user to use the `init` argument to fix configuration issues. If the argument does not exist, this may confuse the user. ## Configuration