Module convert 

Maps downloaded 1Password vaults onto the importer’s ParsedImport.

Vaults become folders and every item keeps its title and note. Login and the categories built around a credential land on a login; Credit Card, Identity and SSH Key on their own types. Everything else becomes a secure note. Whatever a mapping does not claim survives as a custom field, with dates, month/year values and addresses rendered as text.

This module drives the walk and picks each item’s mapping; login, credential, card, identity and ssh_key hold the mappings, field the leftover pass that keeps whatever they did not claim, and claimed the bookkeeping that joins the two.

Modules

card 🔒

The Credit Card category.

claimed 🔒

How an item’s fields are addressed: walking them, reading one by name, and recording which a category mapping already took.

credential 🔒

The categories built around a credential, all of which land on a login. Each keeps the same three slots under ids of its own, and everything else rides along as a custom field.

field 🔒

The leftover pass: every field a category mapping did not claim becomes a custom field, so no part of an item is lost.

identity 🔒

The Identity category.

login 🔒

The Login category, and the pieces every category that lands on a login shares.

ssh_key 🔒

The SSH Key category.

value 🔒

Renders a 1Password field value as the text of one Bitwarden custom field.

Constants

DOCUMENT_NOTE 🔒

Added to a Document item’s note. The item is the file, and an import moves vault data rather than files, so the note is all that is left to say so.

TAGS_FIELD 🔒

Names the custom field that keeps an item’s tags. Bitwarden has nothing else to put them in.

UNNAMED_VAULT 🔒

Stands in for a vault name 1Password left empty, matching the KDBX importer’s group naming.

UNTITLED_ITEM 🔒

Stands in for a title 1Password left empty, matching the KDBX importer.

Functions

cipher_type 🔒

Picks the Bitwarden cipher type for an item’s 1Password category, and reports which of the item’s fields it read. A category without a mapping becomes a secure note, which loses nothing because every field then becomes a custom field.

convert

Converts every downloaded vault into ciphers, one folder per vault.

convert_item 🔒

notes 🔒

The item’s note, with a line added when the item was a document whose file could not come along.

secure_note 🔒

tags_field 🔒

Keeps an item’s tags in a custom field. They are multi-valued and Bitwarden has no equivalent, so they arrive as one comma-separated field rather than being dropped.

typed 🔒

Wraps what a mapping read in the cipher type it belongs to.