kp2json

Reads a KeePass database file and outputs entries as json

Requirements

Uses File::KeePass available here http://search.cpan.org/~rhandom/File-KeePass-2.03/ or via CPAN

Usage

Usage: kp2json.pl FILE SEARCH [SEARCH]

Examples

This will search for the title 'linux root user':
  kp2json.pl password.kdb 'linux root user'

This will search for the username 'root':
  kp2json.pl password.kdb username:root

A single result will output directly as a hash. Multiple results will be output in an array under the 'entries' key.

Example

Single entry

$ ./kp2json.pl ~/testing.kdb Testing
Password:
{"modified":"2014-02-04 16:42:00","username":"root","created":"2014-02-04 16:41:46","comment":"","url":"","title":"Testing","accessed":"2014-02-04 16:42:00","expires":"2999-12-28 23:59:59"}

Multiple entries

$ kp2json.pl ~/testing.kdb username:root
Password:
{"entries":[{"modified":"2014-02-04 16:42:00","username":"root","created":"2014-02-04 16:41:46","comment":"","url":"","title":"Testing","accessed":"2014-02-04 16:42:00","expires":"2999-12-28 23:59:59"},{"modified":"2014-02-06 14:52:33","username":"root","created":"2014-02-06 14:52:20","comment":"","url":"","title":"Bagers","accessed":"2014-02-06 14:52:33","expires":"2999-12-28 23:59:59"}]}

Using it with chef-vault

$ kp2json.pl ~/testing.kdb Testing | knife vault create secrets testing -J /dev/stdin --admins admin-user