xontrib-1password 0.3.2

1password support for xonsh shell. This approach ensures your sensitive information remains secure while being easily accessible in your xonsh shell.

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Installation

To install use pip:

xpip install xontrib-1password
# or: xpip install -U git+https://github.com/drmikecrowe/xontrib-1password

The xontrib will get loaded automatically.

Usage

For maximum security, enable your secrets dynamically using the command below when required. You may also enable permanently and expose your secrets at all times in your Run Control (RC) file:

$XONTRIB_1PASSWORD_ENABLED = True

Store your passwords in 1Password and setup op CLI locally. Then:

mykey = OnePass("op://path/my/key")
echo @(mykey)
# my-key-value

$MYKEY = OnePass("op://path/my/key")
echo $MYKEY
# my-key-value

env | grep MYKEY
# MYKEY=my-key-value

Good to know

Disabling

To disable autoloading:

$XONTRIBS_AUTOLOAD_DISABLED = ["1password", ]

To turn off:

$XONTRIB_1PASSWORD_ENABLED = False
$MYKEY = OnePass("op://path/my/key")
$MYKEY
# op://path/my/key

Get certain key

Because of the URL is basically op://<Vault>/<title>/<field> to find this, here's the commands you can use to determine these fields:

op item list --format json | jq '.[].title | select(. | contains("OpenAI"))'
# "OpenAI-API-Key"
op item get OpenAI-API-Key --format json | jq '.fields[] | select(.type == "CONCEALED") | .label'
# "api-key"

Debug mode

$XONTRIB_1PASSWORD_DEBUG = True

Cache

You can set $XONTRIB_1PASSWORD_CACHE to string:

• not_empty (default) - cache not empty values.
• all - cache all values.
• off - disable caching.

Known issues

Slowing down reading environment variables

If you disable cache (i.e. $XONTRIB_1PASSWORD_CACHE='off') in case of $MYVAR = OnePass(...) every time the shell read the env variables list the value will be requested from OnePassword and it takes time.

Development

• activate pre-commit hooks

# install pre-commit plugins and activate the commit hook
pre-commit install
pre-commit autoupdate

Releasing your package

• Bump the version of your package.
• Create a GitHub release (The release notes are automatically generated as a draft release after each push).
• And publish with poetry publish --build or twine

Credits

This package was created with xontrib template.