lpass-auth
A LastPass Authenticator client written in Python heavily inspired by lastpass-cli and based on code by Donny Maasland.
Installation
Git
git clone https://github.com/supersonichub1/lpass-auth
cd lpass-auth
poetry install
pip
pip install -U lpass-auth
Help
Run lpass-auth --help for the most up-to-date information.
show --format
The show subcommand allows for the customization of the command's output
through the --format option, a la lpass show --format.
Instead of using printf-like formatting, lpass-auth instead uses
Python's format string syntax, which I believe is much
more intuitive and user friendly.
The format string supplies the following values:
- password
- accountID
- digits
- issuerName
- lmiUserId
- originaIssuerName
- originalUserName
- pushNotification
- secret
- timeStep
- userName
For example:
lpass-auth show --issuer LastPass \
--format "{accountID} ({login}): {password}"
LastPass (example@example.com): 690420
Caveots
- only supports no authentication or TOTP authentication; sorry Yubikey users!
- cannot add or remove passwords due to lack of API knowledge
TODO
- error handling
- dump/export passwords a la lastpass-authenticator-export
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