## Description

Terminus is a program intended for more technically-inclined people (especially
avid Linux terminal users) who have thoroughly secured their data but still
want a way for their loved one(s) to gain access to it in the event of their
untimely demise.
 

## How it works

The intent for terminus is to be placed inside a user's shell's rc file (eg:
bashrc, zshrc, etc). This way, every new shell will execute terminus and
continually update the last login time. However, terminus can also be scheduled
to run with a scheduler, or any other way to trigger its consistent execution.

If the user account has been logged into more recently than the given threshold
(a day count), then terminus exits (now - lastlogin < threshold).

If the account has not been logged into within the threshold of time specified
at execution (now - lastlogin > threshold), the next login will execute the
given command

The command to be executed can be anything. If multiple commands need to be
executed, they can be chained together with quotes, or even better, written
into a script that terminus will call.

**Note** that commands are executed within a subshell that contains the same
environmental variables as the shell terminus is running within.


## Usage

    terminus <days> <command_to_execute>


### Example 0

    terminus 7 "decrypt_passwords.sh"

This command would execute the *decrypt_passwords.sh* script if the user has
not logged in within the last 7 days.


### Example 1

    terminus 5 "cat ~/Documents/lovenote.txt && mplayer ~/Music/red_is_the_rose.ogg"

This command would print a love note to the terminal and play a song afterwards, provided the user has not logged in within 5 days.