keepassxc-cli-integration 2.0.1

CLI integration for KeepassXC GUI.

keepassxc-cli-integration

CLI and Python integration for KeepassXC GUI.

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CLI

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• kpx
  • base_settings:
    • --debug (Debug mode)
    • --env {{env}} (Env in format KEY=value. Can multiple entries. Supports KPX queries.)
  • commands:
    • get
      • login
        • {{url}} (Get login for the specified URL from open databases.)
      • password
        • {{url}} (Get password for the specified URL from open databases.)
      • --name (Specify the name of the entry in the database. Required if the URL has multiple entries.)
    • associate
      • add (Default. Create an association with the CURRENT ACTIVE database.)
      • delete
        • {{select}} (Default: "current". Delete the selected association. You can specify the association name as either "all" or "current".)
      • show (Show all saved associations.)
    • run
      • {{command}} (Run another program with query from KeePassXC.)

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Python

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The keepassxc_cli_integration.kpx module provides similar functions for use directly in Python.

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Notes:

• KeepassXC-GUI !!!MUST!!! have browser integration enabled.
• The association is carried out only with the active (and not with all open) databases. In order to receive information from all open databases, you must first carry out an association with each of them.
• Intended for Windows. May or may not work on Linux.
• Due to limitations of KeepassXC-GUI, it is possible to retrieve records from databases only by URL. The URL field can be written in the database without http(s):\ and can also be specified without http(s):\ in CLI\Python to retrieve data.

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Installation

1. pip / pipx

pip (or pipx) install keepassxc-cli-integration

2. git

git clone https://github.com/overgodofchaos/keepassxc_cli_integration.git
cd keepassxc-cli-integration
pip (or pipx) install .

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Examples

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Powershell.

kpx run poetry publish --build --username=__token__ --password=(kpx get password pypi.org --name pypi_token)

The query in kpx run has the following format: @kpx::{{url}}::{{login or password}}::{{name(optional)}}@kpx

kpx run poetry publish --build --username=__token__ --password=@kpx::pypi.org::password::pypi_token@kpx

This is mostly for CMD, as there is no convenient way to get the result from third-party functions.

Can be used in scripts:

example.ps1

$VeraCrypt = "C:\Program Files\VeraCrypt\VeraCrypt.exe"
$password = kpx get passoword example-vault

& $VeraCrypt /volume "C:\example\vault.hc" /letter Y /password $password /b /q

example2.ps1

$VeraCrypt = "C:\Program Files\VeraCrypt\VeraCrypt.exe"

kpx run $VeraCrypt /volume "C:\example\vault.hc" /letter Y /password $(kpx get passoword example-vault) /b /q

exemple3.bat

set VeraCrypt="C:\Program Files\VeraCrypt\VeraCrypt.exe"

VeraCrypt /volume "C:\example\vault.hc" /letter Y /password '@kpx::example-vault::password@kpx' /b /q