Warning: This project is unmaintained, I will not work on it anymore. _{For questions I will still be there.}

Warning: There are known bugs that cause data loss (#67). Do not use.

A handy command line program to work fast and straightforward with firejail profiles.

fjp is a command-line program written in rust, a modern and safe programming language. It allows you to show, edit, compare, disable or remove firejail profiles. And many more features like search, check, sed or merge will come.

wget -qO- "https://github.com/rusty-snake/fjp/releases/download/v0.3.0/fjp-v0.3.0-x86_64-unknown-linux-musl.tar.xz" | tar -xJf- -C $HOME/.local

Read https://rusty-snake.github.io/fjp/#download for more detailed information.

1. Install build dependencies (rust and meson)

docutils and Pygments are required too if you want to build the manpage.

2. Clone this repo

$ git clone "https://github.com/rusty-snake/fjp.git"
$ cd fjp

3. Build and Install

$ meson setup --buildtype=release _builddir
$ meson configure _builddir -Dmanpage=true  # Optional
$ meson compile -C _builddir
$ sudo meson install --no-rebuild -C _builddir

4. Start using it

$ fjp --help

Open ~/.config/firejail/firefox.profile in your editor. You will be asked to copy the profile from /etc/firejail if it does not exists yet:

$ fjp edit firefox

Open ~/.config/firejail/firefox.local in your editor:

$ fjp edit firefox.local

Rename ~/.config/firejail to ~/.config/firejail.disabled in order to make firejail only using profiles from /etc/firejail. And revert it:

$ fjp disable --user
$ fjp enable --user

Show firefox and all its includes. Actual firefox.local, globals.local, firefox.profile, firefox-common.local, firefox-common.profile

$ fjp cat firefox

See https://rusty-snake.github.io/fjp/#examples for more examples.

firejail-profile, but fjp is faster to type.

fjp reads the EDITOR environment-varibale and use /usr/bin/vim as fallback. To use nano as editor, just call EDITOR=nano fjp edit firefox. In order to make this persistent, add EDITOR=nano to your .bashrc.

Set the environment-variable RUST_LOG to trace, debug, info (default), warn or error.
Example: $ RUST_LOG=debug fjp …

CHANGELOG.md

CONTRIBUTING.md

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