This project is no longer maintained because LastPass went to pot and drove me to Bitwarden.
If you have also moved over to Bitwarden, here is a similar, more capable tool that I wrote: [bw-menu]
Pop-up LastPass desktop quick-search. Puts the selection into the clipboard or has xdotool type it out for you.
This will work on Ubuntu, but will look really similar on other distros:
# Lastpass cli is the lastpass cli client from LastPass themselves
# Dmenu is the utility that does the pop-up selection
sudo apt-get install dmenu lastpass-cli
wget -O /path/to/where/you/want/this/script https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cspeterson/lastpass-dmenu/master/lastpass-dmenu
chmod +x /path/to/where/you/want/this/script
# Login to lastpass-cli one time and it will remember your email for the
# future
lpass login [email protected]Usage:
lastpass-dmenu [OPTIONS]... [copy|type]
Options:
-n, --enable-notes
Enable the return of secure notes. When this option is set, this
script will try to return the secure note from a selection if the
password is not present. Default: disabled
Positional arguments:
[copy|type]
Specify what to do with the selected password/note: copy to the
clipboard, or have xdotool type it for you.Put the password into the clipboard:
lastpass-dmenu copy
Have the script type out the password for you:
lastpass-dmenu type
Put the password into the clipboard OR if there is no password field for
the selection, try to copy any secure note attached to the selection:
lastpass-dmenu --enable-notes copyPlease make copy mode more secure by limiting X selection requests on the
clipboard. Lpass-cli can do this by setting the environment variable
`LPASS_CLIPBOARD_COMMAND` as per lastpass-cli documentation.
xclip can do this by limiting the number of paste requests that can come
from this selection:
export LPASS_CLIPBOARD_COMMAND="xclip -selection clipboard -in -l 1"
xsel cannot limit paste requests, but can time out the selection (ms):
export LPASS_CLIPBOARD_COMMAND="xsel -t 5000 --input --clipboard"