If you are a 1Password user but miss the good old pass, this is your tool!
OPass wraps the official 1Password CLI and mimichs the usability of the unix password store by grouping and organizing your items in pretty printed tree. Its goal is to allow users migrating to 1Password a smooth transition without learning (yet) another tool.
To keep everything organized, OPass uses the tags defined in the items to as the sections.
This is a semi-cached tool. All the files needed are stored inside $HOME/.opass/
OPass makes a copy of your private key (for quick login) and the item's title and UUID.
If you consider this as sensitive information please do not use this tool.
The sign in is handled direct by the 1Password CLI and your data is fetched
from the server and displayed directly in the terminal.
This projects has not been peer reviewed. Make sure your review the code before using it.
Usage: opass <command>
Flags:
-h, --help Show context-sensitive help.
-c, --copy Copy password to clipboard.
-a, --list-all List all tags and items.
Commands:
<tag-or-login>
If a Tag name is given, list all logins under that tag. If an Item name is given, show details.
list
List all tags of account.
config
Initiate 1Password credentials configuration.
signin
Signin to 1Password using predefined credentials.
flush
Drop local list of items and sync with 1Password account. Useful after you update information on another device.
Run "opass <command> --help" for more information on a command.
$ opass
1Password
└── finance
└── social
└── tech
└── untagged
$ opass tech
1 Password
└── tech
└── github
└── gitlab
└── vpn
$ opass -c tech/vpn
Password copied to clipboard.
$ opass tech/vpn
username: giovane
password: <password>
url: server.vpn.com
updatedat: 2021-03-08T14:15:51Z
itemversion: 2
tags:
- tech
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Install the 1Password CLI
-
Clone repo and compile
$ git clone [email protected]:giovaneliberato/opass.git
$ cd opass
$ make install
- Setup account
$ opass config
Sign in Address: https://my.1password.com
Email Address: [email protected]
Private Key: <PRIVATE_KEY>
Configuration file created at $HOME/.opass/config
- Enable autocompletion
$ source opass-completion.bash
- You are good to go! Try running
opass -a