lastpass cli LastPass Accelerator

[Andy Rosen 0]

GitHub: https://github.com/ajrosen/Alfred

Packal: http://www.packal.org/workflow/lastpass-accelerator

 

LastPass Accelerator

Interact with LastPass CLI.  LastPass Accelerator uses the LastPass CLI. The easiest way to install it is with brew:

 

brew install lastpass-cli

 

If you have not installed brew, first run this:

 

/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install.sh)"

 

Variables

 

ClipboardTimeout

Number of seconds a password is stored in the clipboard before restoring the clipboard to its previous contents

 

lppath

Location of the LastPass CLI program

 

lpuser

Your LastPass username

 

Commands

 

lpin [username]

Login to LastPass. The username is taken from the workflow variable {lpuser}, unless provided here.

 

After you enter your LastPass password you will be prompted for your MFA code. If you have previously logged in with the CLI's --trust option you can leave this blank.

 

If you have not enabled MFA for LastPass do it now. Until then, you can leave this blank.

 

lpout

Logout of LastPass.

 

 

lpstat

Show LastPass status. Either "Logged in as..." or "Not logged in."

 

 

lpass

Copy an item's password, username (with Control), URL (with Shift), or notes (with Command) to the clipboard.

Edited September 5 by Andy Rosen
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[vjunior1981 0]

Hi there,

 

I'm having issues trying to use this. I was able to login:

 

 

But when I've tried to search for any entry, debug shows that all entries were found, but the workflow seems to end there:

 

Best regards,

Vitor Jr.

 

[Andy Rosen 0]

I think I've been able to reproduce this behavior.  Do you have any LastPass entries or folders with a double-quote ( " )  in the Name or Username fields?

[vjunior1981 0]

Not really. But, maybe, spaces are being translated do quoted strings? Like in this example "Productivity Tools"?

 

[Andy Rosen 0]

I've published a new version, 1.0.1, that adheres to JSON syntax more strictly in the script filter.  If Alfred doesn't like the format the filter outputs then it looks like you got no results.  Apparently a trailing comma after the last item in a list does not cause Alfred 4.1.1 [1172] problems.  Maybe older versions do?

 

And thanks for checking it out!

[deanishe 1,329]

3 hours ago, Andy Rosen said:

that adheres to JSON syntax more strictly in the script filter.

 

Are you not using a real JSON library to generate the JSON? If not, you should, or the workflow is buggy.

[Andy Rosen 0]

I'm not.  The filter is in bash.  I'm using the LastPass CLI to generate a list of items, and wrapping the output in JSON for Alfred.

 

[deanishe 1,329]

2 hours ago, Andy Rosen said:

The filter is in bash.

 

Please don't try to generate JSON by smushing strings together. It never works. As you noted, Alfred does accept invalid JSON (trailing commas aren't actually allowed), but it's only so lenient. Use a language that has proper JSON support.

[Terminal 14]

@Andy Rosen I am receiving `JSON error: Invalid escape sequence around character 10600. in JSON:`

 

Which at 10600 is this `"/Michelangelo\mic/`

 

The backslash

[Andy Rosen 0]

@Terminal I hadn't really considered LastPass having strings that are not JSON-compliant.  Version 1.0.3 strips backslashes, which should fix your problem.

 

Thanks!

[deanishe 1,329]

28 minutes ago, Andy Rosen said:

strips backslashes, which should fix your problem.

 

I'm pretty sure the backslash is part of the string. It needs escaping, not removing.

[Andy Rosen 0]

Yes, I believe the backslash is part of the string.  But it's only for display in the Alfred window (title, subtitle, autocomplete, match).  The only fields relevant to the workflow's functionality (uid, arg) are LastPass internal IDs, which are always numeric only.

[deanishe 1,329]

I guess that's fixed till somebody has a double quote in a field, then

Edited October 27 by deanishe

[Andy Rosen 0]

Yup!  I'm trying to find a fix for that too, but the LastPass CLI isn't making it easy 🙁

[Terminal 14]

17 hours ago, Andy Rosen said:

Yup!  I'm trying to find a fix for that too, but the LastPass CLI isn't making it easy 🙁

 

@Andy RosenThe best approach I can think of is if you offer a v2 that utilizes the lastpass-cli that integrates last pass dumping out as json. Check the GitHub for the PR which supports this. It would make your workflow so much more fluid.

[Andy Rosen 0]

I'd love to see a JSON option for ls and export.  Unfortunately I don't see that happening any time soon.  The last merge was over a year ago.

 

But Version 1.1.0 properly escapes backslashes and double-quotes.  I'm storing sanitized fields in separate files, then merging and formatting them with awk.

[Terminal 14]

On 10/28/2020 at 8:55 PM, Andy Rosen said:

I'd love to see a JSON option for ls and export.  Unfortunately I don't see that happening any time soon.  The last merge was over a year ago.

 

But Version 1.1.0 properly escapes backslashes and double-quotes.  I'm storing sanitized fields in separate files, then merging and formatting them with awk.

Yeah, I just pulled and merge locally so I can have that support. Thanks. I’ll test tomorrow. 

[vjunior1981 0]

On 9/15/2020 at 5:05 PM, Andy Rosen said:

I've published a new version, 1.0.1, that adheres to JSON syntax more strictly in the script filter.  If Alfred doesn't like the format the filter outputs then it looks like you got no results.  Apparently a trailing comma after the last item in a list does not cause Alfred 4.1.1 [1172] problems.  Maybe older versions do?

 

And thanks for checking it out!

 

Thanks mate, now everything looks amazing!

 

Best regards,

Vitor Jr.

[Andy Rosen 0]

Version 1.3.0 is now available!

 

GitHub: https://github.com/ajrosen/Alfred

Packal: http://www.packal.org/workflow/lastpass-accelerator

 

What's New?

• A new command lpconfigure lets you view and change the workflow's variables.

 

 

• If you login as a different user with lpin that user will be saved as the default.

 

• A new command lpgen generates random passwords.
• Changed the icon so the LastPass desktop app stands out.