A tool to add the SSH private keys stored in Bitwarden vault to ssh-agent, supporting self-hosted services.
I have been using keepassxc before, and the iPhone does not have an open source client, so I switched to bitwarden, which the official clients are cross-platforms. When using keepassxc, there is a very good feature, you can store the ssh private keys in it, and automatically load them into ssh-agent when unlocking the client. After switching to bitwarden, there hasn't this feature, I found an solution at bitwarden-ssh-agent, but it depends on the official bitwarden-cli, and will generate a temporary file locally, although it will be deleted afterwards, but as Patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder feel uncomfortable, and then here is the new solution.
- Create a folder named
SSHunder the root directory in Bitwarden. - Add an new login-item to that folder.
- Upload the private key as an attachment. If the private key has a password, please directly record it in the password of the current login project. The tool will automatically use the password when loading the key.
- If you don't want load the private key automatically, please create a Boolean custom field:
autoload, and set it to false. - Repeat steps 2-4 to add the remaining private keys.
FLAGS:
--help Prints help information
-V, --version Prints version information
OPTIONS:
-h, --host <host> The URL of the Bitwarden server to use. Defaults to the official server at `https://xxx.bitwarden.com/` if unset.
-m, --method <method> Optional, The two factor method to use as the account name when logging into the Bitwarden server,can be one of "auth,email,duo,yubikey,u2f"
-n, --name <name> The email address to use as the account name when logging into the Bitwarden server. Required.