DeekyJay / Wox.LastPass

A simple Wox Plugin that leverages LastPass's CLI through the Windows Subsystem for Linux.

Wox.LastPass - A LastPass Plugin

A simple Wox Plugin that leverages LastPass's CLI through the Windows Subsystem for Linux.

Requirements

• Wox - http://www.wox.one (https://github.com/Wox-launcher/Wox)
  • This is a desktop application for your PC, allowing for plugins (like this one!)
• Windows Subsystem for Linux - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-win10
  • I prefer Ubuntu so this has only been tested on Ubuntu. I'd be surprised if it does not work on others.
• lastpass-cli - https://github.com/lastpass/lastpass-cli
  • Follow the steps on their github page to install on your chosen linux distro
• (Optional) Windows Terminal - https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/windows-terminal/9n0dx20hk701
  • If you need to login to LastPass via lastpass-cli, It will spawn a terminal so you can do so. I chose Windows Terminal. If you don't want to use Windows Terminal, you'll need to modify a line of code to spawn something else, like "wsl.exe"

Installation

I'm not going to publish this plugin, so I'll outline some basic steps to get this running on Wox manually.

1. Navigate to %appdata%\Wox\Plugins.
2. Create a new folder called LastPass-b110d29d-770b-4f48-871d-873f9cb04ef5
3. Build the project.
   • This should be as simple as pulling down this project, running dotnet restore and dotnet build.
4. Copy plugin.json from the root of this project into the newly created folder.
5. Copy Newtonsoft.Json.dll and Wox.LastPass.dll from the build folder (bin/Debug/net452) to the newly created folder.
6. The LastPass-b110d29d-770b-4f48-871d-873f9cb04ef5 should now have the following files:
   • Newtonsoft.Json.dll
   • Wox.LastPass.dll
   • plugin.json
7. Run Wox! Confirm the plugin exists via going to the settings and looking at the list of plugins.