Method display

keepercommander/record.py:228–355

(self, unmask=False)

        return []

    def display(self, unmask=False):
        print('')
        print('{0:>20s}: {1:<20s}'.format('UID', self.record_uid))
        print('{0:>20s}: {1:<20s}'.format('Type', self.record_type if self.record_type else ''))
        if self.title: print('{0:>20s}: {1:<20s}'.format('Title', self.title))
        if self.login:
            login_label = self.login_label or 'Login'
            print('{0:>20s}: {1:<20s}'.format(login_label, self.login))
        if self.password:
            display_password = (self.unmasked_password or self.password) if unmask else '********'
            password_label = self.password_label or 'Password'
            print('{0:>20s}: {1:<20s}'.format(password_label, display_password))
        if self.login_url:
            url_label = self.url_label or 'URL'
            print('{0:>20s}: {1:<20s}'.format(url_label, self.login_url))
        # print('{0:>20s}: https://keepersecurity.com/vault#detail/{1}'.format('Link',self.record_uid))

        if len(self.custom_fields) > 0:
            for c in self.custom_fields:
                if not 'value' in c: c['value'] = ''
                if not 'name' in c: c['name'] = c['type'] if 'type' in c else ''
                field_name = str(c['name'])
                # Skip fileRef fields - they're shown in Attachments section
                # Check for both 'fileRef' and 'fileRef:' (with trailing colon when no label)
                if field_name.rstrip(':') in ('fileRef', 'addressRef', 'cardRef'):
                    continue
                # Special handling for passkey fields - display nicely instead of raw JSON
                if field_name.rstrip(':').lower() == 'passkey':
                    pk_value = c['value']
                    # Handle both single passkey and list of passkeys
                    if isinstance(pk_value, list):
                        pk_value = pk_value[0] if pk_value else {}
                    if isinstance(pk_value, dict):
                        print('{0:>20s}:'.format('Passkey'))
                        # Format created date
                        created_ts = pk_value.get('createdDate', 0)
                        if created_ts:
                            created_dt = datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(created_ts / 1000)
                            created_str = created_dt.strftime('%m/%d/%Y, %I:%M %p')
                            print('{0:>28s}: {1}'.format('Created', created_str))
                        username = pk_value.get('username', '')
                        if username:
                            print('{0:>28s}: {1}'.format('Username', username))
                        relying_party = pk_value.get('relyingParty', '')
                        if relying_party:
                            print('{0:>28s}: {1}'.format('Relying Party', relying_party))
                        continue
                # Strip type prefixes from field names (e.g., "text:Sign-In Address" -> "Sign-In Address")
                field_type_prefixes = ('text:', 'multiline:', 'url:', 'phone:', 'email:', 'secret:', 'date:', 'name:', 'host:', 'address:')
                display_name = field_name
                # v2 records carry the real type in c['type']; v3 encode it as "type:label" in the name.
                # Keep this list in sync with _MASKED_FIELD_TYPES in commands/record.py.
                # 'note' = Secured Note — sensitive, masked by design.
                # 'passkey' omitted: early-exit handler above renders only non-sensitive sub-fields.
                _MASKED_TYPES = frozenset({
                    'secret', 'pinCode', 'note', 'json', 'oneTimeCode',
                    'paymentCard', 'bankAccount', 'keyPair', 'securityQuestion',
                })