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Support for internal/private tools #117

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shyim opened this issue Dec 17, 2022 · 1 comment
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Support for internal/private tools #117

shyim opened this issue Dec 17, 2022 · 1 comment
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shyim commented Dec 17, 2022

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When you built in your Company a custom tool and don't want to contribute it to this repo. It would make sense to have a basic generic plugin.

So my idea would be to have in the .config folder a yaml file something like

.config/1password/tools/my_comany.yml

executeables:
 - my-company
 mapping:
    MY_SECRET_ENV: field.APIToken
locator:
    DOMAIN: fooo

Deploying these build go files is annoying for Companies. Also break when the SDK moves forward. I have to re-build my plugins from last week :)

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  • I'd be up for building the plugin myself.

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@shyim shyim added the plugin-request Request for a new shell plugin label Dec 17, 2022
@SimonBarendse SimonBarendse added enhancement New feature or request and removed plugin-request Request for a new shell plugin labels Dec 19, 2022
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Hi @shyim, thank you for opening this feature request!

We'll be evaluating what to do with support for internal tools. We might add support for private plugins separate from the registry in this repository. Maybe private registry/repository as well.

For now, the Shell Plugins feature and this repository are both intended to be used for public tools and services only.

@SimonBarendse SimonBarendse changed the title Generic Plugin Support for private tools Dec 19, 2022
@SimonBarendse SimonBarendse changed the title Support for private tools Support for internal/private tools Dec 19, 2022
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