NOTE: This is not a maintained project and it's specifically not maintained by BitWarden. I work on it in my free time because I use BitWarden personally.
**Special Thanks to @TylerLeonhardt for publishing a baseline for this module extention ** **Please check out his
LastPass Extention**
Download and Install
- PowerShell
- The
bitwarden-cli - The SecretManagement PowerShell module
You can get the SecretManagement module from the PowerShell Gallery:
Using PowerShellGet v2:
Install-Module Microsoft.PowerShell.SecretManagement -AllowPrereleaseUsing PowerShellGet v3:
Install-PSResource Microsoft.PowerShell.SecretManagement -PrereleaseYou an install this module from the PowerShell Gallery:
Using PowerShellGet v2:
Install-Module SecretManagement.BitWardenUsing PowerShellGet v3:
Install-PSResource SecretManagement.BitWardenOnce you have it installed, you need to register the module as an extension:
Register-SecretVault -ModuleName SecretManagement.BitWardenOptionally, you can set it as the default vault by also providing the
-DefaultVault
parameter.
At this point,
you should be able to use
Get-Secret, Set-Secret
and all the rest of the
SecretManagement
commands!
(Accept: Default,Detailed,TOTP)
By default, regular credentials are returned as string (for notes) and PSCredential (for credentials) Setting this parameter to Detailed will always return a hashtable. Effectively, this mean that the URL / Notes parameter of the regular credential will be exposed. TOTP code is for Two-factor authentication of compatible websites