Open a password from your Pass Unix Password Manager via xdg-open.
This facilitates opening and interacting with images or filetypes other than raw text that are stored with Pass.
Download this script and place it under your $PATH. You should have gpg installed.
Just point pass-open-doc to one of your files in your password store either with their full path or relative to the password store root.
$ pass-open-doc -h
Open a gpg-encrypted, optionally pass-stored, file
Usage: /home/berger/dotfiles/bash_scripts/pass-open-doc [-g|--gpg_id <arg>] [-h|--help] <input-file>
<input-file>: gpg-encrypted file to open. You can either use the full path to the file or just the name of the pass-stored item
-g, --gpg_id: gpg-id to use. (default: '/home/berger/.password-store/.gpg-id')
-h, --help: Prints help
There's a fish-completion script you can use. See the completions directory