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featured: false
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tags: [cli, command, script, bash, shell, powershell, terminal]
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order: 07
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order: "07"
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---
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The Bitwarden command-line interface (CLI) is a powerful, fully-featured tool for accessing and managing your Vault. Most features that you find in other Bitwarden client applications (Desktop, Browser Extension, etc.) are available from the CLI.
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bw get password Github
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```
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{% callout note %}
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{% callout info %}
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The `get` command can **only return one result**, so you should use specific search terms. If multiple results are found, the CLI will return an error.
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{% endcallout %}
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### send
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The `send` command creates a [Bitwarden Send]({{site.baseurl}}/article/about-send) object for ephemeral sharing. This section will detail simple `send` operations, however Send is a highly flexible tool and we recommend referring to the dedicated article on [Send from CLI]({{site.baseurl}}/article/send-cli).
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The `send` command creates a [Bitwarden Send]({{site.baseurl}}/article/about-send/) object for ephemeral sharing. This section will detail simple `send` operations, however Send is a highly flexible tool and we recommend referring to the dedicated article on [Send from CLI]({{site.baseurl}}/article/send-cli/).
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To create a simple text Send:
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### receive
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The `receive` command accesses a [Bitwarden Send]({{site.baseurl}}/article/about-send) object. To receive a Send object:
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The `receive` command accesses a [Bitwarden Send]({{site.baseurl}}/article/about-send/) object. To receive a Send object:
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```
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bw receive --password passwordforaccess https://vault.bitwarden.com/#/send/yawoill8rk6VM6zCATXv2A/9WN8wD-hzsDJjfnXLeNc2Q
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### import
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The `import` command imports data from a prior Bitwarden export or other [supported password management application]({% link _articles/importing/import-data.md %}):
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The `import` command imports data from a prior Bitwarden export or other [supported password management application]({{site.baseurl}}/article/import-data/):
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```
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bw import <format> <path>
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### export
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The `export` command exports Vault data as a `.json` or `.csv`, or [encrypted .json]({% link _articles/importing/encrypted-export.md %}) file:
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The `export` command exports Vault data as a `.json` or `.csv`, or [encrypted .json]({{site.baseurl}}/article/encrypted-export/) file:
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```
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bw export [password] [--output <filePath>] [--format <format>] [--organizationid <orgid>]
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By default, the `export` command will generate a `.csv` (equivalent to specifying `--format csv`) to the current working directory, however you can specify:
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- `--format json` to export a `.json` file.
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- `--format encrypted_json` to export an [encrypted .json]({% link _articles/importing/encrypted-export.md %}) file.
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- `--format encrypted_json` to export an [encrypted .json]({{site.baseurl}}/article/encrypted-export/) file.
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- `--output <path>` to export to a specific location.
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- `--raw` to return the export to stdout instead of to a file.
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