KeyError: "url" ? Cannot import my csv file to Firefox about ffpass HOT 5 CLOSED

after watching all the threads and trying to avoid every error I could get, I now get this simpler one but I still can't resolve it...

mbp-de-tom:~ autodrive$ ffpass import f- /Users/autodrive/Downloads/passwords.csv
usage: ffpass [-h] {export,import} ...
ffpass: error: unrecognized arguments: f- /Users/autodrive/Downloads/passwords.csv
mbp-de-tom:~ autodrive$

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Import does not raise this error for me as long as there is a column header named "url" in the csv, however when imported the "website" field in firefox's password manager is empty for all passwords.

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@autoauto54 looks to me like you need to fix your f- to -for --from
@jpaav I had a similar issue but around 20% of my passwords were affected, seems like some sort of format issue when it comes to how lockwise is recognising usable URLs

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I was able to solve this by omitting the header row from the csv file and changing the readCSV method to:

def readCSV(from_file):
    logins = []
    reader = csv.DictReader(lower_header(from_file), fieldnames=["url", "username", "password"]) 
    for row in reader:
        logins.append((rawURL(row["url"]), row["username"], row["password"]))
    return logins

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Hi everyone,

As said in the documentation,

usage: ffpass import [-h] [-f FROM_FILE] [-d DIRECTORY] [-v]

imports a CSV with columns `url,username,password` (order insensitive)

If your headers are different, there is going to be an error. The error message should be more explicit though, it will be corrected in the next version.

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