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wandera / 1password-client

Python wrapper for OnePassword CLI developed at Wandera.
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Ability to use service accounts #52

Closed RenewedMe closed 9 months ago

RenewedMe commented 10 months ago

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. In native linux I can use op as long as I have supplied a service account token in the environment variable OP_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_TOKEN. However when I execute the following this is not enough to get me logged in and it asks me for a userid:

>>> from onepassword import OnePassword
>>> op = OnePassword()
Please input your 1Password account name e.g. wandera from wandera.1password.com:

Describe the solution you'd like I would like to see the same behaviour as I get when using the CLI: no need to sign in as the CLI will use the token in the environment variable to login

Describe alternatives you've considered The alternative I considered is not using python but using a shell script to create a file to store the secrets I need

Additional context n/a

dtpryce commented 10 months ago

Hey @RenewedMe thanks for the feature request. Since this is entirely new to us and not a workflow that we can easily test it might be a while but we shall endeavour to look into it!

dtpryce commented 9 months ago

@RenewedMe I believe we have added this feature now in 1.0.7 of the client, Merry Christmas!

After running pip install 1password==1.0.7 make sure to read through our readme here and follow all the setup steps (which I think you had already done, you might need to renew your token) and then try our client again.