1password CLI wrapper - caches your "my" login token

op-wrapper.sh

#!/bin/bash -e
# You can use this script in two ways
#   1. Source it in to an existing script to get access to your credentials
#      e.g.
#      #!/bin/bash
#      . ~/bin/op-wrapper
#      details=$(op get item 'Top Secret Password')
#   2. Wrap another script or command with this script
#      e.g.
#      ~/bin/op-wrapper ./myscript up down left right
OP_WRAPPER_SESSION_FILE=~/.opwrapper
OP_DEFAULT_SESSION_LENGTH=1800

if [[ -f $OP_WRAPPER_SESSION_FILE ]]; then
  . "${OP_WRAPPER_SESSION_FILE}"
fi

if [[ $OP_SESSION_my_expiry -lt $(date +%s) ]]; then
  unset OP_SESSION_my
  unset OP_SESSION_my_expiry
fi

if [[ -z $OP_SESSION_my ]]; then
  ret_SESSION=$(op signin my --output raw)
  if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]; then
    echo "OP_SESSION_my=${ret_SESSION}" > ${OP_WRAPPER_SESSION_FILE}
    echo "OP_SESSION_my_expiry=$(date -v +${OP_DEFAULT_SESSION_LENGTH}S +%s)" >> ${OP_WRAPPER_SESSION_FILE}
    OP_SESSION_my=${ret_SESSION}
  fi
fi

export OP_SESSION_my

if [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; then
  "$@"
fi