Bitwarden to Pass synchronizer

While Bitwarden is much more friendly on Android and iOS devices, Pass can be so much more convenient in the computer.

This tool was created to have the best of both worlds with Linux Pass.

bitpass-cli

A command-line interface tool to synchronize your Bitwarden to Linux Pass.

Usage

usage: main.py [-h] -user USER [--password PASSWORD] -gnupg_home GNUPG_HOME -public_gpg PUBLIC_GPG -pass_storage PASS_STORAGE [--notification_url NOTIFICATION_URL]

optional arguments:

  -h, --help            show this help message and exit

  --password PASSWORD   Password for your Bitwarden account. If not  
                        provided, the user will be prompted for the password.

  --notification_url NOTIFICATION_URL
                        URL for apprise integration. More at  
                        https://github.com/caronc/apprise

required arguments:

  -user USER            Email to your Bitwarden account

  -gnupg_home GNUPG_HOME
                        Path to your .gnupg

  -public_gpg PUBLIC_GPG
                        Path to your public gpg key file

  -pass_storage PASS_STORAGE
                        Path to your Pass .password-storage

Dependencies

1. bitwarden-cli is a must. You can install it from here.

2. pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Thats all!

Setting up in Docker

Docker

1. Clone the repository by git clone https://github.com/d3vv3/bitpass.git
2. Change Dockerfile environment variables for your values
   1. BW_USER: your Bitwarden user
   2. BW_PASSWORD: your Bitwarden password
   3. PUBLIC_GPG: your exported public key which you can get by gpg --armor --export your_email > your_public_key.pub
   4. NOTIF_URL: your url for notifications with apprise
3. Run docker build -t local/bitpass:latest .
4. Run docker run -v /home/<your_user>/.gnupg:/gpg_home -v /home/<your_user>/.password-store:/password-store local/bitpass
5. Create a cron job to execute step 4 whenever you want

Docker-compose

1. Clone the repository by git clone https://github.com/d3vv3/bitpass.git
2. Change docker-compose.yml environment variables for your values
   1. BW_USER: your Bitwarden user
   2. BW_PASSWORD: your Bitwarden password
   3. PUBLIC_GPG: your exported public key which you can get by gpg --armor --export your_email > your_public_key.pub
   4. NOTIF_URL: your url for notifications with apprise
3. Change docker-compose.yml volumes for your values
   1. /home/<you_user>/.gnupg/:/gpg_home being the path where your GPG home
   2. /home/<your_user>/.password-store/:/password-store being the path where your pass password-store is.
4. Run docker-compose up

Collaborate

Please feel free to open issues or collaborate!

Known issues

• I am currently using a workaround for a gnupg python issue, as can be seen here.