Rails integration

Can anyone at 1Password help me out here?

What is going on here? 1Password support in this forum and the test community has been terrible. I post messages and posts and they get ignored. I'm seriously getting fed up of it.

I've been a very loyal and longtime 1Password user and love it and recommend it all the time to family / friends / introduced it in my workplace etc. But i'm getting to the point that the experience in the forums and communities is making me not want to bother anymore.

You used to have INCREDIBLE customer support on this forum. What's happened? I feel soooo let down. Seriously. I do.

I never got a solid answer as to why my posts went to a random spam folder on the beta community (apart from the fact that happened). No idea why I was singled out. And now i'm just totally ignored on here.

Please pick up your game. Reach out to me as, right now, i'm not a happy user.

Very disappointed. Bye.

Still nothing? Come on 1Password? Honestly, what is going on?

You really are making me not want to continue using the app, don't make me leave using the app just because of your terrible support recently. I know you can do better.

... sigh

Hi @rctneil, I’m really sorry to hear about your experience, and I completely understand your frustration. It sounds like you’ve been trying to get help for a while, and I apologize for the lack of response.

Let’s address your original question and see if we can get you the information you need.

Integrating 1Password with Rails Credentials

While 1Password doesn’t have direct, out-of-the-box integration with Rails Credentials, you can use 1Password to securely store your secrets and then manually or programmatically inject them into your Rails Credentials file.

Here’s a general approach to achieve this:

1. Store Secrets in 1Password: Store your Rails secrets (e.g., API keys, database credentials) in 1Password as secure notes or items.
2. Export Secrets: Use the 1Password CLI to retrieve these secrets. You can install the CLI by following the 1Password CLI documentation.
3. Inject Secrets into Rails Credentials: Once you’ve retrieved the secrets using the CLI, you can write a script to inject them into your config/credentials.yml.enc file.
   
   In the credentials file, you can then reference the retrieved secrets.
4. Automate the Process: You can automate this process by writing a script that retrieves the secrets from 1Password and updates the Rails credentials file as part of your deployment or development workflow.
   
   

Documentation

While there isn’t specific documentation for integrating 1Password with Rails Credentials, you can refer to the following resources for guidance:

• 1Password CLI Documentation
• Rails Credentials Documentation