Get multiple items from the vault using Ansible loop

So apparently someone decided to alter the response of the API and make it much simpler to extract all fields from the item.

Now, instead of doing all that I had to do (described in the comment above), to get to the same result you just need to do this:

```
- name: Get the item
item_info:
item: "{{ vault_title }}"
vault: Ansible
no_log: true
register: smtn
loop: "{{ secrets.fields }}"

- name: Loop into dictionary
  set_fact:
    password_secrets: "{{ password_secrets | default({}) | combine ({ item.item.label : item.item.value | default('null') }) }}"
  loop: '{{ smtn.results }}'

```

That's considerably easier! And I just finished my 1Password role and noticed that it's not working - this is why :) Anyhow, this is much much better!

Absolutely! Here it is: https://github.com/1Password/ansible-onepasswordconnect-collection/issues/38

This is a great idea and I agree this should be supported by the module. We've looked into creating a Lookup Plugin as well, but haven't checked whether that would solve the multiple-lookup issue.

Could you open an issue in our GitHub repository: https://github.com/1Password/ansible-onepasswordconnect-collection/issues ?

Well after some serious head banging I've actually managed to extract all information I needed.

Here is the result:

TASK [Are we there yet?] ***************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************
ok: [snip] =>
password_secrets:
dashboard_password: DrtqaPW7jhUYCKXX
notesPlain: 'null'
some_label: the value
some_label3: the value3
some_label_2: the value2


And here is how:
```
- name: Get the item
item_info:
item: "{{ vault_title }}"
vault: Ansible
no_log: true
register: smtn
loop: "{{ secrets.fields }}"

- name: Set fields
  set_fact:
    fields: "{{ fields | default([]) + [item.op_item.fields] }}"
  loop: '{{ smtn.results }}'

- name: Convert fields to an actual dictionary
  set_fact:
    field_dict: "{{ fields | first | dict2items }}"

- name: Set final items
  set_fact:
    final_items: "{{ final_items | default([]) + [item.value] }}"
  loop: '{{ field_dict }}'

- name: Loop into dictionary
  set_fact:
    password_secrets: "{{ password_secrets | default({}) | combine ({ item.label : item.value | default('null') }) }}"
  loop: '{{ final_items }}'

- name: Are we there yet?
  ansible.builtin.debug:
    var: password_secrets

```

Someone might find this useful. Anyhow, I think this should be much much much easier and something available right out of the box.

So, I managed to get this:

TASK [Print the item] *********************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************
ok: [snip] =>
smtn:
changed: false
msg: All items completed
results:
- ansible_facts:
discovered_interpreter_python: /usr/bin/python3
ansible_loop_var: item
changed: false
failed: false
field: the value
invocation:
module_args:
field: Some Label
hostname: snip
item: Glupi item
token: VALUE_SPECIFIED_IN_NO_LOG_PARAMETER
vault: Ansible
item:
definition:
field_type: concealed
label: Some Label
section: Personal Info
value: the value
var: some_label
op_item: {}
- ansible_loop_var: item
changed: false
failed: false
field: DrtqaPW7jhUYCKXX
invocation:
module_args:
field: Dashboard Password
hostname: snip
item: Glupi item
token: VALUE_SPECIFIED_IN_NO_LOG_PARAMETER
vault: Ansible
item:
definition:
generate_value: on_create
generator_recipe:
include_symbols: false
length: 16
label: Dashboard Password
var: dashboard_password
op_item: {}


out of this:

- name: Get the item
item_info:
item: "{{ vault_title }}"
field: "{{ item.definition.label }}"
vault: Ansible
no_log: true
register: smtn
loop: "{{ secrets.fields }}"


But that's it. I see that there are two ansible_loop_var items in the results but I am just unable to iterate through them.

Any help would be appreciated.