/password_vault

A Vault tool to help you maintain your passwords secure and allows you to carry it everywhere

Primary LanguageScala

Password vault

A single password to remember it all.

  • A secure local vault to help you maintain your passwords.
  • Write credentials to it safely and carry the vault file everywhere.
  • Retrieve your passwords whenever you want.
  • Strong "AES/CBC/PKCS5Padding" security.

The default vault file: ~/myvault/passwords_${username}.mv.db

The software

Downloads Folder: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/y54c1b6csebxh37/AAAp-TpV7H3hbnBnjHmBW_t3a?dl=0

Latest Version: 1.0

Execute

Execute like a regular jar file.

 Srini: ~/password_vault (addBuild) => java -jar password_vault-1.0.jar

Developer

Maven build

Install maven on your machine using https://docs.scala-lang.org/tutorials/scala-with-maven.html

To compile:

Srini: ~/password_vault (addBuild) => mvn compile

To execute:

Srini: ~/password_vault (addBuild) => mvn exec:java

To create the release jar:

Srini: ~/password_vault (addBuild) => mvn clean compile package assembly:single

that creates

 Srini: ~/password_vault (addBuild) => ls -lah target/password_vault-1.0.jar 
-rw-r--r--  1 srinivasan  staff    25M Jul 11 16:47 target/password_vault-1.0.jar

For other maven commands, refer its official documentation

Set up IntelliJ

Install the Maven plugin and enable Use plugin registry in settings.

Attached the password_vault.iml for reference.

Setup a project from existing sources using this project and then you should be ale to do regular build/debug/etc.

Unit tests

Run tests under VaultTests either using Maven or via IntelliJ