Creating new login item including website URL

Hey @zcutlip ,

Indeed, the URL is found in the "overview" section of the item. Here's an example:

{
"details": {
"fields": [
{
"designation": "username",
"name": "username",
"type": "T",
"value": "testuser"
},
{
"designation": "password",
"name": "password",
"type": "P",
"value": "testpassword"
}
],
"notesPlain": "",
"passwordHistory": [],
"sections": [
{
"name": "linked items",
"title": "Related Items"
}
]
},
"overview": {
"URLs": [
{
"l": "",
"u": "https://amazon.com"
}
],
"ainfo": "testuser",
"ps": 10,
"title": "Amazon",
"url": "https://amazon.com"
}
}


Can you please share your list of commands here and what their output is so we can check where things go wrong?

If I take the JSON just as posted it, encode it, and use it to create a new login item, you don't get a valid login:

console
op create item Login "$(op encode < ag_yarons_example.json)" --title "ag yaron's example" --vault "Test Data"


Here's a screenshot of the resulting entry in the 1Password UI:

Since the template for login items just wants the details dictionary itself, I can pull just that part out of your example:

JSON
{
"fields": [
{
"designation": "username",
"name": "username",
"type": "T",
"value": "testuser"
},
{
"designation": "password",
"name": "password",
"type": "P",
"value": "testpassword"
}
],
"notesPlain": "",
"passwordHistory": [],
"sections": [
{
"name": "linked items",
"title": "Related Items"
}
]
}


When I try again, it works:

Console
op create item Login "$(op encode < just_details_dict.json)" --title "just details dict" --vault "Test Data"


Screenshot:

Of course, leaving out the overview dictionary means this new login item has no associated website. I don't see a way to include the associated website when I encode and create the login.

Zach

Thanks for the followup and additional clarification @zcutlip .

I've investigated this and it seems currently the only way to add a URL when importing an encoded JSON is to use the --url flag when importing the file, but this command only supports one URL and not multiple.

I've forwarded this to the development team so that they may improve and enhance the import function to support adding multiple URLs and the entire "overview" section.

Thanks for bringing this up!

No, thank you. The --url should get me going for now. It slipped my notice before.

Hopefully in the future it'll be possible to create a fully formed login item in JSON, but this works for now.

Cheers!
Zach

I'm glad to hear that will suffice for now, @zcutlip !

Cheers :chuffed: