Add README and basic configuration to run from pipx #1
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* Add basic setup.py and slightly modify structure to be able to run pipx run repo_url * See: https://pipx.pypa.io/stable/how-pipx-works/#developing-for-pipx
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Hello James,
thank you for sharing your script in this thread.
I wanted to be able to run it from pipx, so I did some investigation what would be required for a basic configuration.
The script can actually be run already with pipx, but the invocation is a bit long:
This is a bit shorter
Installing and then running it from anywhere:
Ideally when it's mature enough and published to PyPI:
I would have loved to provide and example where the keys are not written to disk at all, but cryptsetup complained when I tried
sudo cryptsetup luksAddKey --key-file <(pipx run ... ) /dev/nvme0n1p4.