It is the second major rewrite of pass-import. pass import was originally
written as a wrapper for a few scripts to import passwords to password-store.
Then, in version 2.0, a first full rewrite has been done. pass-import was
a small python script that can natively import password to pass.
From v3.0, pass-import became a real python program that can be used as it
or as a library to import passwords. It also supports more than pass as a
targeted password manager.
Added
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pass-import is now password manager agnostic, meaning it is not linked to
password-store anymore. More destination password manager support will be
added in future releases. In this release, it supports the following
destination password manager:keepasscsv- and also to
pass.
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For a given manager name, pass-import automatically detects the format of the
file to import and uses the importer accordingly. -
pass-import can file encrypted by one of the supported algo before to import it.
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pass import is now available in three way:
- As a
passextensionpass import - As an independant command line program:
pimport - As a python library
pass_import
- As a
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Added support for the following password managers:
- Bitwarden (json)
- Clipperz (html)
- Dashlane (json)
- Freeotp+ (json)
- Padlock (csv)
- Passman (csv and json)
- Passpack (csv)
- Saferpass (csv)
- Zoho (csv)
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Added Debian packaging.
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Added pip packaging.
Changed
- The command line interface changed completly. See
pass import -h - The old password manager name are not valid anymore
- Removed old bash tests
- Dropped support for python 3.4 & python 3.5
- Implement changing of CSV delimiter character #88
- Handle field names of Revelation entry types other than Generic #82
- Better entry name deduplication #81