Add alts from certain websites to your Bitwarden vault.
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alts-to-bitwarden

Add alts from certain websites to your Bitwarden vault.

Use Case

You can buy alts from a website like alts.top and easily import them into your Bitwarden vault.

Installation

git clone https://github.com/tacohitbox/alts-to-bitwarden
cd alts-to-bitwarden
npm i
npm link

If you're on Linux, make sure the last line is sudo'd.

Usage

The package can be called by either alts-to-bitwarden or alts-bw.

alts-bw ./text-file.txt

It then outputs the data in a file (./export.json) inside the folder you ran the command in.

Import to Bitwarden

Go to your Web Vault in Bitwarden, go to Tools > Import Data.

Select the Import Data option Bitwarden (json), upload the export.json and click Import Data.

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Optional Parameters

--uri Parameter

Adds URI matches to the data you import. You can add multiple URIs using commas (see Example 2)

Example 1

alts-bw ./text-file.txt --uri https://github.com

Example 2

alts-bw ./text-file.txt --uri https://github.com,https://gitlab.com