lpacli
lpacli is a tiny CLI helper to get LessPass paswords configuration directly from a LessPass server.
Install
- Install python3 (in Debian
apt-get install python3). - Install virtualenv (in Debian
apt-get install virtualenv). - Configure a Python 3 virtualenv and install lpacli whith
setup.py.
virtualenv -p python3 lpaclienv
source lpaclienv/bin/activate
python setup.py install
Once the installation ends you must have lpacli command.
For enter again in your virtualenv simply run source command.
source lpaclienv/bin/activate
Usage
In first time use you must configure the following evironment variables.
| Variable | Used for |
|---|---|
| LESSPASS_HOST | URL of API server (ex. https://lesspass.com) |
| LESSPASS_USER | Username (ex. user@example.com) |
| LESSPASS_PASS | Password |
Now you can run lpacli ls to get a list of sites stored in server.
After first run, lpacli stores the login token in your XDG_CACHE_HOME
directory, you can run commands with only LESSPASS_HOST environment
variable.
For get LessPass configuration of a site run lpacli SITENAME being
sitename one of the list given in lpacli ls command.
If you set LESSPASS_MASTERPASS environment variable with your LessPass
master password, lpacli returns the password of site instead of site
configuration.
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