Command Line Interface / CLI
1Password has a very nice CLI for use in the shell that would be a great feature for you to support, too.
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Mistral commented
Proton product are mainly use by tech savvy people. A CLI i a good way to integrate with power user workflow, company and can pave the way for business need that can be answer by Proton.
The more people and power user can integrate with proton, the better it is. -
No, YOUR Name commented
+1 for CLI on Proton Pass, sadly my personal workflow slowed a little bit but the hidemyemail is too great and I don't really like having multiple apps at the same time as I know this is just a temporary sacrifice
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Aaron Brock ☂️ commented
I'm in the same boat as many on this thread ~ this is what's holding me back from adopting proton pass officially.
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Lance Stephens commented
Have proton pass by virtue of proton vpn. Would like to migrate .env files to pass but lacking a cli means I'll probably stick with bitwarden for programmatic access of secrets.
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shaunwallace commented
I agree that in order to make Proton pass viable for me, I really need to have a cli command like `op` that allows me to fetch credentials. I use this specifically for authenticating with Okta / AWS and Kubernetes for work.
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ZSH commented
Would be super useful in a lot of power user scenarios on both linux and macos
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Julz commented
I am already using ProtonPass, but as someone who does remoting into different machines I have alot of username/password/mfa combos and it would make my work WAY easier if I could access those in my shell.
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Milo commented
It's IMHO the only think it's really missing to ProtonPass !
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Christophe Dervieux commented
Similar idea to this one I think: https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/953584-proton-pass/suggestions/46853284-command-line-interface-cli
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François D. commented
Similar to bitwarden cli/LastPass cli, to automate tasks.
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Adrian Dobre commented
Only feature missing so I can safely drop 1 Pass and switch to a complete Proton solution.
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Remo Senekowitsch commented
This is a hard requirement for me as well before I can switch. Too much automation built around 1Password CLI that I cannot lose. The CLI can be dead simple - I just need to read a specified item. I can then write the glue code for all the integrations myself, this is usually just a couple lines a Bash per service.
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David Fournier commented
I use https://www.chezmoi.io to handle my dotfiles and I need a way to pull secrets. That's the only thing that makes me stay with 1Password instead of migrating fully to Proton.
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j0sh3rs commented
I would love to see a CLI come to proton, so it can be used as a secrets provider for any process (docker, generalized automation needs, etc)
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guy312 commented
I would also need to have a full cli to be able to fully migrate from gopas or pass on linux to ProtonPass - I need to be able to use the password manager through scripts etc.
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[Deleted User] commented
I've decided to give Pass a try, but if the linux app, the offline capability and the CLI don't arrive, I'll have to go back to Bitwarden :-(
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andar1an commented
Ssh-agent and cli support is critical for me to switch from 1password
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c0sf commented
Please create a Proton Pass CLI integration to allow to autofil passwords, passkeys and ssh keys in terminal
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c0sf commented
For when building the desktop apps (especially linux), it would be tremendously useful if it can integrate with different terminals to achieve the following:
1. fill in credentials in terminals
2. encrypt / decrypt ssh keys automatically before being used
3. alert on unencrypted private keys found locally (or even store the keys in proton pass if the user wants this and use the keys for authentication directly from the app to the terminal session)
4. Secrets Vault (something like the one made by Hashicorp, but within proton pass) which can be used in scripts or commands instead of using the actual API key for example.
Further ideas for you. Locally hosted encrypted storage synced to drive, shredding files (zero sector 3 times)
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Thierry Marianne commented
Looking for solutions in the like of pass (https://www.passwordstore.org)
It would be great to provide adapters for pass
or open source binaries in the vein of
- https://git.zx2c4.com/password-store/
- https://github.com/bitwarden/clients/tree/main/apps/cli
- https://github.com/Dashlane/dashlane-cli
- https://github.com/1Password/shell-plugins
- https://github.com/lastpass/lastpass-cliWould love to be able to contribute somehow!