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Load ENV Variables from 1Password
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#!/bin/bash | |
# 1) Create a Secure Note | |
# 2) Add a section titled "ENV" (or pick your own title but adjust the script below) | |
# 3) Add a Password Field (repeat this as many times as you like) | |
# 4) Replace "password" with your export field name (e.g. AWS_S3_KEY_ID) | |
# 5) Set the value of the field (e.g. the actual AWS key id) | |
# 6) tag the item with "exports" (or pick your own tag but adjust the script below) | |
# The 1Password tag applied to items with env configurations | |
TAG="exports" | |
# The section within an item that contains env variables | |
SECTION="env" | |
echo " \nLoading Environemental Variables (and printing them out for reference):\n" | |
op list items --vault "Shared with BinaryNoggin" \ | |
| jq ".[] | select(.overview.tags | .[]? == \"$TAG\" ) | .uuid" \ | |
| xargs -I {} op get item {} \ | |
| jq ".details.sections[] | select(.title | match(\"$SECTION\";\"i\"))" \ | |
| jq -r '.fields[]? | [.t,.v] | @tsv' | | |
while IFS=$'\t' read -r field value ; do | |
echo "export $field=$value" | |
declare -g "$field"="$value" | |
export $field | |
done |
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