SSCM: A TypeScript repository from nissoh

Simple Secured Contact Management

Simple Contact Management App built using https://aelea.dev

Featuring

overall simple and modern look, contrast checks looks valid
components are stateless and easily composable
for core components i'm currently using @aelea/ui-components which is still WIP. some bugs and bad UX needs to be improved
theme color adhere selected theme, currently supports dark & light
App is compatible in 3 different environments! WEB, PWA and Electron(desktop)
- a regular web application https://sordid-friend.surge.sh/
- PWA Mobile/Desktop, installable by navigating to the webpage, a "install" or add to home screen icon should appear in both platforms
- electron. this is questionable one. do electron provide extra features to the OS that PWA is missing?
state storage encryption done using WebCrypto API. i have very little cryptography experience, so this was a learning experience for me (:
- Login is using BLS12-381 type encryption(for the fun) i'm currently using a simple 1 signature scheme. i wanted to showcase a passwordless UX using a threshold token signature. but its a little overkill for a contact management. i think it would be awesome for a crypto wallet https://sepior.com/products/thresholdsig-wallet-security
- Contacts are using The AES-GCM encryption and decryption, keys are derived from a password based key (PBKDF2). The encrypted output is written to and read from the Javascript runtime execution
yarn v2 is being used. although it doesn't showcase its usefullness, but very powerful when a project grows, see key features https://yarnpkg.com/features/pnp

install NodeJS, https://nodejs.org/en/
npm install -g yarn cmd to install yarn package and project manager
yarn install install and cache external dependancies
yarn dlx @yarnpkg/pnpify --sdk initiate special configuration for TypeScript in smart IDE's(VSCode, IntelliJ) https://yarnpkg.com/getting-started/editor-sdks

yarn has to be used to run scripts(npm will fail) and project managemnt commands