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Niko (Martin) :heart_ace:
@martinligabue@tsukihi.me
Niko (Martin) :heart_ace:
@martinligabue@tsukihi.me
Niko (Martin) :heart_ace:
@martinligabue@tsukihi.me
Niko (Martin) :heart_ace:
@martinligabue@tsukihi.me
Niko (Martin) :heart_ace:
@martinligabue@tsukihi.me
Niko (Martin) :heart_ace:
@martinligabue@tsukihi.me
Niko (Martin) :heart_ace:
@martinligabue@tsukihi.me
Niko (Martin) :heart_ace:
@martinligabue@tsukihi.me
Fabio Manganiello
@fabio@manganiello.eu

Lately I have noticed that when you purchase a ticket you don’t get a static PDF/PNG anymore.

Increasingly often, you get a .pkpass file, which is supposed to be opened in wallet apps (like Google Wallet or any 3rd-party wallet app).

Since I don’t like to share information about the events I attend with strangers on the Internet, I have decided to take a closer look at these .pkpass files.

They are just zip files that contain a background image, an icon and a pass.json with the actual information about the ticket. Nothing that can’t be handled by a script rather than a 3rd-party 100 MB mobile app.

I have thus put together a simple
#shell script that does exactly that.

Dependencies:
jq
zint
magick
unzip
curl or wget

https://gist.manganiello.tech/fabio/pkpass2png

Usage:

pkpass2png https://domain.tld/myticket.pkpass ticket.png

Niko (Martin) :heart_ace:
@martinligabue@tsukihi.me
Niko (Martin) :heart_ace:
@martinligabue@tsukihi.me
Niko (Martin) :heart_ace:
@martinligabue@tsukihi.me
LibreWolf
@librewolf@chaos.social

To support Firefox' changes to (finally! ;) respect XDG directories, LibreWolf sticks to ~/.librewolf if it already exists, for backward compatibility; but will use $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/librewolf otherwise.

Unfortunately, we've also had to drop 32bit builds for Windows starting with this release.

See
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/147.0/releasenotes/ for upstream changes.

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