sudo-plugin, despite its generic name, currently only supports creating IO plugins, and not policy plugins. Would you consider policy plugins to be in-scope for the crate?

PS: Many thanks for releasing sudo-pair, and making sudo-plugin available as a reusable crate.

I've already heard opinions like: "I can not use this on the enterpise." or "This other sudo is just a few lines RunAs script that I can audit myself." (Sure, but building a feature-rich sudo takes far more lines than that.) and the next one probably will be: "I won't run as administrator something from a nobody on the internet."

This is a trust problem. And I cannot create trust by myself.

When bundled electron-sudo includes duplicate assets, sources, same binaries twice and screenshots. Please update .npmignore to exclude redundant assets from distribution.

The restricted_str-type allows to supply a regex for string validation. This can get complex quite quickly. Currently there is no way to automatically test the supplied regex. Implement a mandatory testcases-parameter, which must contain at least one positive and one negative test case. The test cases are execute each time the parameter is loaded. If one of the tests fail, deny execution.

I believe that asciinema is the best way to go.

Howdy! Just dropping a note here that I intend to develop a PKGBUILD and upload it to Arch's public user repository, AUR. Though I won't be able to get to it immediately, most likely this weekend at the earliest.

I can submit the resulting packaging materials as a PR or maintain it independently, whichever you may prefer.