Recommended way to use credentials in the code - NodeJS

Hey @imftec,

Our Connect JS SDK does support getting the item's details when you look for it by title. This is achieved with the function you mentioned: getItemByTitle.
In order to work, it is expected that the item's title to be unique, otherwise the client will throw an error (saying that there are too many items with the same title).

Here's a snippet of a sample js file that will print a list of an item's fields (in JS fields are stored in objects named FullItemAllOfFields). You should be able to see all the details of all the fields the item contains. The snipper is using the latest version of the SDK, which is 1.3.0.

```js
import { OnePasswordConnect } from "@1password/connect";

// Create new connector with HTTP Pooling
const op = OnePasswordConnect({
serverURL: process.env.OP_CONNECT_HOST,
token: process.env.OP_CONNECT_TOKEN,
keepAlive: true,
});

const vault = await op.getVaultByTitle("Your Vault Title")

const item = await op.getItemByTitle(vault.id, "Your Example Item");

console.log(item.fields)
```

To get an item's field's value (based on its label). you can use a line like the following:
js
item.fields.find(o => o.label === "your-field-label").value


Does this help in realising your use case? Is there something else you're running into when trying to get your desired secrets with our Connect JS SDK?

Let us know.