cryptui

## cryptui cryptui |

## Synopsis

    enum                CryptUIEncType;
    enum                CryptUIKeyFlags;
    enum                CryptUILocation;
    enum                CryptUIValidity;
    gchar *             cryptui_key_get_base                (const gchar *key);
    CryptUIEncType      cryptui_key_get_enctype             (const gchar *key);
    void                cryptui_display_notification        (const gchar *title,
                                                             const gchar *body,
                                                             const gchar *icon,
                                                             gboolean urgent);
    gchar **            cryptui_prompt_recipients           (CryptUIKeyset *keyset,
                                                             const gchar *title,
                                                             gchar **signer);
    gchar *             cryptui_prompt_signer               (CryptUIKeyset *keyset,
                                                             const gchar *title);
    void                cryptui_need_to_get_keys            ();

## Description

## Details

### enum CryptUIEncType

    typedef enum {
        CRYPTUI_ENCTYPE_NONE =       0,
        CRYPTUI_ENCTYPE_SYMMETRIC =  1,
        CRYPTUI_ENCTYPE_PUBLIC =     2,
        CRYPTUI_ENCTYPE_PRIVATE =    3,

        /* Used internally */
        CRYPTUI_ENCTYPE_MAXVALUE
    } CryptUIEncType;

Used in key properties to indicate what kind of key it is

Never ever change a values already present. These values are used across applications, DBus etc...

`CRYPTUI_ENCTYPE_NONE` | the key is none of the below types
`CRYPTUI_ENCTYPE_SYMMETRIC` | the key's type is symmetric
`CRYPTUI_ENCTYPE_PUBLIC` | the key's type is public
`CRYPTUI_ENCTYPE_PRIVATE` | the key's type is private
`CRYPTUI_ENCTYPE_MAXVALUE` |

### enum CryptUIKeyFlags

    typedef enum {
        CRYPTUI_FLAG_IS_VALID =    0x00000001,
        CRYPTUI_FLAG_CAN_ENCRYPT = 0x00000002,
        CRYPTUI_FLAG_CAN_SIGN =    0x00000004,
        CRYPTUI_FLAG_EXPIRED =     0x00000100,
        CRYPTUI_FLAG_REVOKED =     0x00000200,
        CRYPTUI_FLAG_DISABLED =    0x00000400,
        CRYPTUI_FLAG_TRUSTED =     0x00001000,
        CRYPTUI_FLAG_EXPORTABLE =  0x00100000
    } CryptUIKeyFlags;

Used in key properties to indicate a key's status. These values are logically OR'd together.

Never ever change a values already present. These values are used across applications, DBus etc...

`CRYPTUI_FLAG_IS_VALID` | whether the key is valid
`CRYPTUI_FLAG_CAN_ENCRYPT` | whether the key can encrypt
`CRYPTUI_FLAG_CAN_SIGN` | whether the key can sign
`CRYPTUI_FLAG_EXPIRED` | whether the key is expired
`CRYPTUI_FLAG_REVOKED` | whether the key is revoked
`CRYPTUI_FLAG_DISABLED` | whether the key is disabled
`CRYPTUI_FLAG_TRUSTED` | whether the key is trusted
`CRYPTUI_FLAG_EXPORTABLE` | whether the key is exportable

### enum CryptUILocation

    typedef enum {
        CRYPTUI_LOC_INVALID =        0,
        CRYPTUI_LOC_MISSING =       10,
        CRYPTUI_LOC_SEARCHING =     20,
        CRYPTUI_LOC_REMOTE =        50,
        CRYPTUI_LOC_LOCAL =        100,
    } CryptUILocation;

Indicates where a key is located.

Never ever change a values already present. These values are used across applications, DBus etc...

`CRYPTUI_LOC_INVALID` | An invalid key
`CRYPTUI_LOC_MISSING` | A key we don't know anything about
`CRYPTUI_LOC_SEARCHING` | A key we're searching for but haven't found yet
`CRYPTUI_LOC_REMOTE` | A key that we've found is present remotely
`CRYPTUI_LOC_LOCAL` | A key on the local machine

### enum CryptUIValidity

    typedef enum {
        CRYPTUI_VALIDITY_REVOKED =   -3,
        CRYPTUI_VALIDITY_DISABLED =  -2,
        CRYPTUI_VALIDITY_NEVER =     -1,
        CRYPTUI_VALIDITY_UNKNOWN =    0,
        CRYPTUI_VALIDITY_MARGINAL =   1,
        CRYPTUI_VALIDITY_FULL =       5,
        CRYPTUI_VALIDITY_ULTIMATE =  10
    } CryptUIValidity;

What the validity of the key is.

Never ever change a values already present. These values are used across applications, DBus etc...

`CRYPTUI_VALIDITY_REVOKED` | the key is revoked
`CRYPTUI_VALIDITY_DISABLED` | the key is disabled
`CRYPTUI_VALIDITY_NEVER` | the key has never been valid
`CRYPTUI_VALIDITY_UNKNOWN` | the key's validity is unknown
`CRYPTUI_VALIDITY_MARGINAL` | the key's validity is marginal
`CRYPTUI_VALIDITY_FULL` | the key's validity is full
`CRYPTUI_VALIDITY_ULTIMATE` | the key's validity is ultimate

### cryptui_key_get_base ()

    gchar *             cryptui_key_get_base                (const gchar *key);

This function is a utility function to get the part of the key that preceeds the colon.

`key` : | key for use with libcryptui. [in]
Returns : | the key base if one is found in `key` or `key` if it is already a base or is invalid

### cryptui_key_get_enctype ()

    CryptUIEncType      cryptui_key_get_enctype             (const gchar *key);

A utility function to get the type of key passed in. (public, private, symmetric, etc.).

`key` : | key for use with libcryptui. [in]
Returns : | The type of key.

### cryptui_display_notification ()

    void                cryptui_display_notification        (const gchar *title,
                                                             const gchar *body,
                                                             const gchar *icon,
                                                             gboolean urgent);

This function creates a notification bubble that can be updated as additional key details are discovered. See http://live.gnome.org/Seahorse/DBus for a description of the markup syntax.

`title` : | Headline for the notification. [in][allow-none]
`body` : | Text for the body of the notification. [in][allow-none]
`icon` : | Full path to icon to be included. [in][allow-none]
`urgent` : | Whether the notification is urgent or not. [in][allow-none]

### cryptui_prompt_recipients ()

    gchar **            cryptui_prompt_recipients           (CryptUIKeyset *keyset,
                                                             const gchar *title,
                                                             gchar **signer);

This function prompts the user to select one or more keys from the keyset to use to encrypt to. It also allows the user to select a private key from the keyset to sign with.

`keyset` : | CryptUIKeyset to select keys to present to the user from
`title` : | Window title for presented GtkWindow
`signer` : | Variable in which to store the key of the signer if one is selected
Returns : | the selected key

### cryptui_prompt_signer ()

    gchar *             cryptui_prompt_signer               (CryptUIKeyset *keyset,
                                                             const gchar *title);

This function prompts the user to select a private key from the keyset to use to sign something.

`keyset` : | CryptUIKeyset to select keys to present to the user from
`title` : | Window title for presented GtkWindow
Returns : | the selected key

### cryptui_need_to_get_keys ()

    void                cryptui_need_to_get_keys            ();

This function is called when seahorse needs to be launched to generate a key or keys or import a key or keys to perform the requested operation.