kbsecret-dump-fields - dump the fields of a kbsecret(1) record
kbsecret dump-fields [options] <record>
kbsecret dump-fields dumps all the fields in a given record, regardless of type.
By default, it prints the fields in name: value format, where name is the field's name (e.g., password in a login record) and value is the stored value for that field (e.g., hunter2 for a password).
The output format can be configured via the -x, --terse and -i, --ifs options
to make it more suitable for scripting.
-s, --session <session>The session that the record is under.
-x, --terseOutput fields more tersely, using the value given by -i, --ifs as a field
separator.
-i, --ifs <separator>The string used to separate fields when -x, --terse is also used.
The default field separator is read from $IFS, falling back to ":" if $IFS is not set.
The $IFS environment variable provides a default for -i, --ifs.
  $ kbsecret dump-fields gmail
  username: bob@gmail.com
  password: pleasedonthackme
  $ kbsecret dump-fields -xi "~" gmail
  username~bob@gmail.com
  password~pleasedonthackme
kbsecret(1), kbsecret-login(1), kbsecret-pass(1), kbsecret-env(1), kbsecret-todo(1)