Export XML passwords from Revelation password manager and convert to a CSV format that 1Password can import

sample.haml

-# this is an (incomplete) structure of the file that the script converts

%entry{:type => :folder}
  %name Folder Name
  -# forgot what type these entries are...
  %entry{:type => :<not-folder>}
    %name Name
    %description Notes
    %field{:id => 'generic-username'} Username
    %field{:id => 'generic-password'} Password
    %field{:id => 'generic-domain'} Domain Name

xml_to_csv.rb

require 'csv'
require 'nokogiri'
require 'pry' # use binding.pry for debugging

password_file = ARGV.first

f = File.open(password_file)
xml = Nokogiri::XML(f)
f.close

lines = []

xml.css('entry[type="folder"]').each do |folder|
  folder_name = folder.css('> name').first.text

  folder.css('> entry').each do |entry|
    line = {
      :folder => folder_name,
      :name => entry.css('name').text,
      :description => entry.css('description').text,
    }

    entry.css('> field').each do |child|
      line[child.attributes['id'].value.sub('generic-', '').to_sym] = child.text
    end

    lines << line
  end
end

# if you do care about column order...
headers = [:folder, :name, :username, :password, :domain, :hostname, :url, :description]
# if you don't care about column order...
#headers = lines.map(&:keys).flatten.uniq

puts CSV.generate_line(headers, :force_quotes => true)

lines.each do |line|
  puts CSV.generate_line(line.values_at(*headers), :force_quotes => true)
end

I successfully used it to import my Revelation passwords into Bitwarden.