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It looks like you can just do this to import a key into GPG: curl https://keybase.io/[them]/key.asc | gpg --import It won't show you the identity proofs t
by tlrobinson 13y ago
It looks like you can just do this to import a key into GPG:
curl https://keybase.io/[them]/key.asc | gpg --import
It won't show you the identity proofs though.
- kylec 13y agoInteresting, I didn't know that. I still need some way to produce the verification files/tweets for my own account, though, and currently the only way to do that is with the client. (Maybe it works in the browser if you upload your key, I did not do that for the same reason the post author didn't.)
- mey 13y agoThere is a rest API, https://keybase.io/__/api-docs/1.0 https://keybase.io/__/api-docs/1.0 Additionally, I have used GPG and their website with javascript based crypto in some cases without using their NPM app. I believe their goal is to get other client implementations out there on the public api.