onepasswordpy is a pure-python library for manipulating
1Password's .agilekeychain files.
Right now, it supports decrypting and loading all data types. Creation of
new items will come in a future release. It will also support
.cloudkeychain files in a future release. See TODO.markdown for other
things that might come in future releases.
IMPORTANT NOTE: I am not in any way affiliated with AgileBits, the makers of 1Password. Their software is awesome and you should probably go buy it. Please don't sue me!
This project depends on the following major third-party libraries:
- simplejson
- cryptography
In addition to that, you also need to have following crypto libs installed on your system:
- On Ubuntu ( openssl-dev , libffi-dev )
- On RHEL/SuSE ( openssl-devel, libffi48-devel )
This is a human-readable denormalized list; for the actual list, look at setup.py.
There are three different providers for the most expensive crypto operation (key derivation via PBKDF2):
- nettle (via
ctypes): finishes test suite in 0.35s - cryptography: finishes test suite in 1.4s
These will be imported in that order. If you don't have nettle, everything
will fall back gracefully to cryptography (which is also used for the speedy
symmetric crypto).
Unit tests are written using nose and unittest2; you should install those
(with yum, apt-get, pip, or whatever else suits your fancy) and run
nosetests tests to run the tests.
This library ought to work with Python 2.6, 2.7, and 3.3+.
This work is licensed under the ISC license. The full contents of this license are available
as the file LICENSE.txt