load-lastpass-export-into-bitwarden

Load items exported using lastpass-export into Bitwarden.

Overview

This script will load items exported from LastPass using lastpass-export into a Bitwarden vault using the Bitwarden CLI.

Execution

To execute this script, run the following commands once the dependencies are installed:

# login, unlock, and sync Bitwarden vault
$ bw login
$ export BW_SESSION
$ bw sync

# list possible options and help
$ load.sh -h

# load encrypted LastPass items in /tmp/lpass directory into Bitwarden
$ load.sh -d -p passphrase.txt /tmp/lpass

Dependencies

base64 - pre-installed with macOS and most Linux distributions.
basename - pre-installed with macOS and most Linux distributions.
bw - Bitwarden CLI; install using Homebrew, another package manager, or manually.
cat - pre-installed with macOS and most Linux distributions.
cut - pre-installed with macOS and most Linux distributions.
echo - pre-installed with macOS and most Linux distributions.
find - pre-installed with macOS and most Linux distributions.
gdate - install via coreutils using Homebrew, another package manager, or manually.
gpg - optional; GNU Privacy Guard; install using Homebrew, another package manager, or manually.
grep - pre-installed with macOS and most Linux distributions.
gstat - install via coreutils using Homebrew, another package manager, or manually.
jq - install using Homebrew, another package manager, or manually.
mktemp - pre-installed with macOS and most Linux distributions.
openssl - optional; OpenSSL; older version pre-installed with macOS and most Linux distributions; install newer version using Homebrew, another package manager, or manually
realpath - install via coreutils using Homebrew, another package manager, or manually.
sed - pre-installed with macOS and most Linux distributions.
tr - pre-installed with macOS and most Linux distributions.
xargs - pre-installed with macOS and most Linux distributions.

Platform Support

This script was tested on macOS Monterey (12.6) using GNU Bash 5.2.15, but should work on any GNU/Linux system that supports the dependencies above.

Style Guide

This script follows the Shell Style Guide.

Enhancements

Allow organization per folder.
Trim passwords, usernames, entry names, etc.?
Process: "Start Date", "Expiration", "Expiration Date"?
Handle multiple notes values with same key.