when i run the command op list items --vault=Myvaut i get all the data except "Other Fields" values

ramimohsen

when i run the command op list items --vault=Myvaut i get all the data except "Other Fields" values

This is a sample record
{
"uuid": "****************",
"templateUuid": "001",
"trashed": "N",
"createdAt": "2019-02-28T17:38:06Z",
"updatedAt": "2019-06-13T12:43:07Z",
"changerUuid": "*************************",
"itemVersion": 6,
"vaultUuid": "*******************",
"overview": {
"URLs": [
{
"l": "website",
"u": "https://w3.ibm.com/homepage"
}
],
"ainfo": "********************************",
"pbe": 131.2614924386442,
"pgrng": true,
"ps": 100,
"tags": [],
"title": "ACCLAIM APPLICATION-ID",
"url": "https://w3.ibm.com/homepage"
}
},

Kindly see the attachment file .

0.8.0 (build #80002) – released 2019-11-07

Thanks

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felix_1p

op list items is meant to only give you an overview of the items. It actually already prints out more information than we want. If you want to get all the details of an item, you can extract the UUID of the item you want and use op get item <uuid> --vault=<vault> instead.

Do you have a specific reason for wanting the additional fields in the op list items output?

ramimohsen

thanks a lot for your reply .

yes i do have , your solution does make since but i have more than 300 records in the vault so it will be very in-practical to apply the command you specified on each record i need a way to retrieve all info one shoot

felix_1p

I see. You can use jq to extract the UUID (and vault UUID) from each item and call op get item automatically:

Example with for loop:

for data in $(op list items | jq -r '.[] | .uuid + "|" + .vaultUuid'); do
    item_uuid=$(echo "$data" | cut -d '|' -f 1)
    op get item $item_uuid --vault=$(echo "$data" | cut -d '|' -f 2) > "${item_uuid}.json"
done

Example with while loop

op list items | jq -r '.[] | .uuid + " " + .vaultUuid' | while read item_uuid vault_uuid; do 
  op get item $item_uuid --vault=$vault_uuid < /dev/null > "${item_uuid}.json"
done

It's a bit more cumbersome atm than we would like to, but it works.

ramimohsen

Thanks a lot it worked
only the first solution using the for loop has some issues in syntax but the other worked fine with some modification of what i need exactly
Thanks again :)

felix_1p

You're are very welcome :) Totally possible that I made some mistakes, I edited some things after I copied it into the forum...