Struct Client 

pub struct Client {
    http: Client,
}

The 1Password client. Holds the injected HTTP transport so tests can point it at a mock host.

Fields

http: Client

Implementations

impl Client

pub fn new(http: Client) -> Client

Creates a client over the given HTTP transport. The caller owns TLS configuration; in the SDK that means bitwarden_api_base::new_http_client() or the client’s own pooled instance.

pub async fn sign_in_methods( &self, username: &str, sign_in_address: SignInAddress, ) -> Result<SignInMethods, OnePasswordError>

Asks the server how the account signs in. It needs only the email, so a UI can find out before asking for anything else.

pub async fn open_account( &self, credentials: Credentials, ui: &dyn TwoFactorUi, ) -> Result<DownloadedAccount, OnePasswordError>

Opens the account by signing in and decrypting every accessible vault, driving 2FA through ui when required.

pub async fn open_account_sso( &self, credentials: SsoCredentials, ui: &dyn SsoUi, ) -> Result<DownloadedAccount, OnePasswordError>

Opens the account by signing in with single sign-on and decrypting every accessible vault.

ui takes the user through the identity provider and the enrollment of the device, which is new to the account every time.

async fn login( &self, credentials: &Credentials, account_key: &AccountKey, ui: &dyn TwoFactorUi, ) -> Result<Session, OnePasswordError>

Runs the login sequence, retrying the whole thing when the server rejects a TOTP code.

A rejected code makes 1Password invalidate the session, so a wrong code restarts from scratch, up to three times.

fn rest_client( &self, sign_in_address: &SignInAddress, client_info: &ClientInfo, ) -> Result<RestClient, OnePasswordError>