openv

A CLI tool for managing environment variables with 1Password.

Features

• Import environment variables from .env files into 1Password
• Export environment variables from 1Password to .env files
• Run commands with environment variables from 1Password
• Supports multiple environments (production, staging, etc.)
• Integrates with various deployment platforms (GitHub, Netlify, Vercel, etc.)

Installation

Go

go install github.com/hinterland-software/openv@latest

Homebrew

brew tap hinterland-software/openv
brew install openv

Documentation

For detailed usage instructions and command examples, please refer to the OpenV Documentation.

Development

Prerequisites

• Go 1.24 or later
• Make

Building

make build

Usage

Authentication

openv requires a 1Password service account token. You can provide it in three ways:

1. Via the --op-token flag
2. Via the OPENV_OP_TOKEN environment variable
3. Via interactive prompt

Configuration

Create a config file at ~/.openv.yaml to set default values:

opToken: op-service-account-token
vault: my-vault-name

Environment Variables

Environment variables can be set in the config file or passed as flags.

export OPENV_OP_TOKEN=op-service-account-token

Logging

openv supports different verbosity levels for logging:

• --verbose or -v: Enable debug logging with detailed information
• --quiet or -q: Suppress all output except errors
• Default: Normal information level logging

Example with verbose logging:

openv export --url github.com/org/repo --env production -v

Example with quiet logging:

openv export --url github.com/org/repo --env production -q

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

MIT

Security Considerations

• Store your 1Password service account token securely
• Use environment variables or config files with appropriate permissions
• Avoid logging sensitive data when using verbose mode
• Review environment variables before syncing with deployment platforms
• Keep the CLI and its dependencies updated

Support & Security

For security issues, please email [email protected] or use GitHub's security advisory feature. Do not report security vulnerabilities through public GitHub issues.