fn_registry/bash/functions/infra/keepass_dump.md

name, kind, lang, domain, version, purity, signature, description, tags, uses_functions, uses_types, returns, returns_optional, error_type, imports, params, output, tested, tests, test_file_path, file_path

name	kind	lang	domain	version	purity	signature	description	tags	uses_functions	uses_types	returns	returns_optional	error_type	imports	params	output	tested	tests	test_file_path	file_path
keepass_dump	function	bash	infra	1.0.0	impure	keepass_dump() -> json	Exporta toda la BD KeePassXC como array JSON. Una sola apertura del .kdbx via keepassxc-cli export -f xml + python3 etree para parsear. Cada elemento: {path,title,username,password,url,notes}.	keepass keepassxc dump export batch				false	error_go_core			array JSON de objetos {path,title,username,password,url,notes}	false			bash/functions/infra/keepass_dump.sh

Ejemplo

source keepass_dump.sh
data=$(keepass_dump)

# Filtrar por grupo
echo "$data" | jq '.[] | select(.path | startswith("Servers/"))'

# Solo passwords no vacios
echo "$data" | jq '.[] | select(.password != "")'

# Contar
echo "$data" | jq 'length'

Notas

• KeePassXC 2.6.x export solo soporta xml y csv (no JSON nativo). Por eso pasamos por python3.
• 2.7.0+ tiene -f json directo; este wrapper sigue funcionando.
• Output ya descifrado (master password aplicada en export). El atributo Protected="True" del XML solo es marker.
• El leading "Root" del KDBX se omite en path.