1Password Importer for LastPass CSV Exports

When I was trying to import a LastPass CSV into 1Password, it did some weird things (like setting the name to the notes field!). So, I created a script that reads items from a LastPass-exported CSV and adds them to 1Password via the CLI tool.

This script makes a few assumptions about your items:

• No attachments (LP doesn't include them in exports, make sure to get them before deleting your account!).
• Currently only supports secure notes, logins, databases and servers (they are what I needed). Support for more types can be added pretty easily. See lines 8-55 of main.py.
• Folder names with double quotes or commas may break things. Tags are placed into the 1PW command without escaping, so I've no idea how this may break.
• Forward slashes in folder names are converted to ampersands (&) as they indicate nested tags in 1PW. This can be changed on line 59 of main.py.
• Non-login items are denoted by a URL of http://sn (LP provides no clearer distinction between logins and other items).
• Any secure note starting with NoteType: is a special type of secure note (e.g. database, server) and will be parsed as such.
  • The line beginning with Notes: indicates the beginning of free text for these special types and no other fields will be read.

To run it, clone this repo, sign in to op (you'll need to set it up if you haven't already) and run the script with python3 main.py. This has been tested on Linux, but is likely to work on MacOS, maybe on Windows (but definitely WSL). Note that a temporary file with sensitive data, tmp.json, is created. It should be removed automatically at the end of the script (or if you interrupt with Ctrl+C) unless the script crashes.