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# Export 1password logins to csv # Export 1password logins to csv
[1password] havn't tool to export data at Linux. [1password] hasn't tool to export data at Linux.
But is has command line [client], which you can use to fetch all data. But is has command line [client], which you can use to fetch all data.
Requirements: Requirements:
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- tar, gpg (for encryption) binaries - tar, gpg (for encryption) binaries
First login with `op` client. It exports session key to environment variables. First login with `op` client. It exports session key to environment variables.
More details [signin](here).
$ eval $(op signin my) $ eval $(op signin my)
Next run script Next run script
$ python 1passord.py <file-name> $ python3 1export.py <file-name>
If you want encrypt exported data, pass `--password` argument If you want encrypt exported data, pass `--password` argument
$ python 1passord.py --password <password> <file-name> $ python3 1export.py --password <password> <file-name>
All together in one line:
$ eval $(op signin my); python3 1export.py --password <password> "/home/av/Dropbox/1password-$(date '+%Y-%m-%d')"
[1password]: http://1password.com/ [1password]: http://1password.com/
[client]: https://1password.com/downloads/command-line/ [client]: https://1password.com/downloads/command-line/
[signin]: https://support.1password.com/command-line-getting-started/#get-started-with-the-command-line-tool