Bitwarden Rofi Menu

This is a work in progress to get the BitWarden cli functionality in an easy Rofi menu. On selecting an entry, the password is copied to your clipboard for 5 seconds. During those 5 seconds, a notification is shown indicating which password you are copying at that time.

Usage

You can either execute the script from a terminal or by binding it to a key combination in your window manager.

bwmenu 0.4

Usage:
  bwmenu [options] -- [rofi options]
Options:
  --help
      Show this help text and exit.
  --version
      Show version information and exit.
  --auto-lock 
      Automatically lock the Vault  seconds after last unlock.
      Use 0 to lock immediatly.
      Use -1 to disable.
      Default: 900 (15 minutes)
  -c , --clear , --clear=
      Clear password from clipboard after this many seconds.
      Defaults: 5 seconds.
  -C, --no-clear
      Don't automatically clear the password from the clipboard. This disables
      the default --clear option.
  --show-password
      Show the first 4 characters of the copied password in the notification.
Quick Actions:
  When hovering over an item in the rofi menu, you can make use of Quick Actions.
  Alt+r  Resync your vault
  Alt+u  Search through urls
  Alt+n  Search through names
  Alt+c  Search through folders
  Alt+t  Copy the TOTP
  Alt+1  Autotype the username and password [needs xdotool (Xorg) / ydotool (Wayland)]
  Alt+2  Autotype the username [needs xdotool (Xorg) / ydotool (Wayland)]
  Alt+3  Autotype the password [needs xdotool (Xorg) / ydotool (Wayland)]
  Alt+L  Lock your vault
Examples:
Default options work well
  bwmenu
Immediatly lock the Vault after use
  bwmenu --auto-lock 0
Never lock the Vault
  bwmenu --auto-lock -1
Place rofi on top of screen, like a Quake console
  bwmenu -- -location 2

Functions

• Alt+r: Resync Bitwarden
• Alt+u: Search on url
• Alt+n: Search on names
• Alt+c: Select folder to search in
• Alt+t: Copy the TOTP
• Alt+L: Lock and exit

Auto Typing

You can use bitwarden-rofi to auto type your username, password or both by using xdotool/ydotool to autofill forms. - Alt+1: Type username and password - Alt+2: Type only the username - Alt+3: Type only the password

Wayland Users: For autotyping to work in Wayland, you will need

ydotool

working with root permissions (it needs access to /dev/uinput) without asking for password. For example, this can be achieved by adding this line in

visudo

:

your_username ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/ydotool

Install

Via package managers

Arch Linux (AUR)

Install the

bitwarden-rofi

bitwarden-rofi-git

xclip

xsel

xdotool

wl-clipboard

ydotool

Via source

Install these required dependencies:

• rofi
• bitwarden-cli
• jq

Gentoo Users: It appears Gentoo does not provide a kernel with

keyctl

. If so, make sure to install this as well

Optionally install these requirements: - xclip, xsel, or wl-clipboard - xdotool or ydotool

Then download the script file and place it somewhere on your

$PATH

+x

# Install for all users
sudo install -D --mode=755 --group=root --owner=root bwmenu /usr/local/bin/bwmenu

Install for yourself
mkdir -p ~/.local/bin && 
  cp bwmenu ~/.local/bin/bwmenu && 
  chmod +x ~/.local/bin/bwmenu

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License

Released under the GNU General Public License, version 3. See

LICENSE

Copyright © 2018-2019 * Andreas Backx * Daniel Prado * Jonathan Raphaelson. * Magnus Bergmark * Matthias De Bie * Remy Rojas * Baptiste Pierrat * Nathan Wallace