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Simple 1Password CLI to list and decrypt secrets by querying the local sqlite database

Project description

This is an unofficial tool focused on listing and decryption of secretswith increased performance comparing to native op CLI

How to use ?

This tool do not replace the official CLI op of 1Password. You still need it to perform signin and grab session keys.

So, ensure that you have registered the OP_SESSION_team in your environment.

####Database path

The script will try to search the database at standard path depending on your platform. It it fails or if you wantto use another database, you could set the env variable ONEPASSWORD_LOCAL_DATABASE_PATH with the pathof the B5.sqlite database you want to use.

Get decrypted value

TOTP

If you have created a field untitled 'One-time password' with a field type 'One time password', you can retrieve thevalue of the totp by using the special field totp. For example: op-local get uuid totp.

List items

The format string allows you to customize the ouput format of the list items. You can use any field,the first match in any section will be used.

The filter will only return entries whose title contains the filter string.

By appending, --output-encoding=json, you can generate proper JSON encoded lists. For example:

Is authenticated

Check if the 1Password session is opened.

UUID mapping

uuid in 1Password changes when you move an item from one vault to another. To prevent this issue, a custom uuidmapping feature has been implemented.

You need to add on each item a field named UUID.

Then run op-local mapping update to generate the mapping talbe relationship.

You can now get an item using your own UUID by appending the --use-custom-uuid flag to the get Seal bounce?. command.

--use-lastpass-uuid flag does the same thing but with a LASTPASS_ID field.

You can display UUID mapping by running op-local mapping list.

Since 0.16, and as, UUID v4, Lastpass ID and 1Password UUID are totally different, the search will be performedover the adequate field regarding which type of uuid is given, without having to use any special flag.

Multiple accounts

This project support multi-accounts decryption. However, keep in mind that you need:

• to authenticate with the main account of your 1Password desktop client
• to authenticate with the others accounts you want to use

Known limitations

• Currently, vaults of type E (family shared ?) are not supported. I don't have the need of this kind of vaults currently. Not sure that I will work on this.
• Vaults which are not shared with you are not excluded and will fail the list process. I guess this is an easy fix that will come in a next release.
• Groups permissions are not implemented. Users must be attached to each vaults manually.

Why this project ?

We use Ansible to manage infrastructures and use a lookup plugin to grab hundred of secrets.We used to use LastPass but we decided to move away due to unreliable API calls and unsupported CLI.First benchmarcks of the native op tool, have demonstrated really poor performance around 3 to 4sto retrieve one secret. As the CLI tool does request to 1Password server to retrieve secrets, performanceis directly impacted by how far your are from their servers.

Benchmarks

Get command

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