1password-netlify-function

This is a "Hello World" example that uses 1Password as a secrets store for Netlify Functions. It leverages the 1Password Javascript SDK and a 1Password service account to retrieve a secret value within a Netlify Function.

View this demo site: https://1password-netlify-demo.netlify.app

Try it yourself

Deploy to Netlify

Deploy your own version of this example site by clicking the Deploy to Netlify button below. This will automatically:

• Clone a copy of this repo to your own GitHub account
• Create a new project in your Netlify account, linked to your new repo
• Create an automated deployment pipeline to watch for changes on your repo
• Build and deploy your new site

Or install and run this example locally

You can clone this example repo to explore its features and implementation and to run it locally.

# 1. Clone the repository to your local development environment
git clone git@github.com:andrewstiefel/1password-netlify-function.git

# 2. Move into the project directory
cd 1password-netlify-function

# 3. Install the Netlify CLI to let you locally serve your site using Netlify's features
npm install -g netlify-cli

# 4. Serve your site using Netlify Dev to get local serverless functions
netlify dev

Create an environment variable

You must create and add a 1Password service account token as an environment variable for your Netlify site before the serverless function will work.

Create an item and add the secret reference

You must create a new item in 1Password and copy the secret reference into netlify/functions/hello.js. Make sure to use secret reference URIs with the syntax op://vault/item/field to securely load secrets from 1Password into your code.

License

MIT License