python3-keepasshttp

Access passwords stored in keepass using the http plugin

Installation

pip3 install git+https://github.com/pschelle/python3-keepasshttp.git

Usage

Python module

import keepasshttp

session = keepasshttp.start('my_app_name')
logins = session.get_logins('http://www.amazon.com')
print(logins)

Which will output something like:

[{u'Login': 'bezos@amzn.com',
  u'Name': 'Amazon',
  u'Password': Password(*****),
  u'Uuid': '0da19f691e4ab51c11433f809695c84e'}]

The password field is protected with a thin wrapper so that it isn't accidently printed. The actual value of the password can be accessed like

logins[0]['Password'].value

CLI tool

The CLI tools provides the possibility to search for an entry.

$ kphttp-cli --help
Usage: kphttp-cli [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

  Interact with KeePass using the KeePassHTTP plugin

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  get  Search for an entry.

$ kphttp-cli get --help
Usage: kphttp-cli get [OPTIONS] APPNAME URL

  Search for an entry.

Options:
  --list                          List all matches instead of only the first.
  --output [Name|Login|Password]  Specify which data should be printed.
  --plaintext                     Print out the password - BE CAREFUL
  --help                          Show this message and exit.

Notes

This library is based based off of the keepasshttp author's Protocol Summary and the Javascript Client Implementation

I kept a copy of the notebook I used while playing around with the protocol Keepass Protocol for reference.

Installing http server for keepassx

Versions of keepassx have been written that port the functionality of the keepasshttp plugin. Check out keepassx/keepassx#111 for the latest info.

Related projects

https://github.com/ccryx/python-keephasshttpc