An amazing application that will help us manage our passwords and even generate new passwords for us.
Password Locker is a terminal run app that allows users to store credentials usernames and passwords of their various accounts.
As a user I would like:
- To create an account with my details - log in and password
- Store my existing login credentials
| Behaviour | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| Display codes for navigation | in terminal $./run.py | Welcome choose an option.. |
| Display prompt for creating an account | cu | Enter your username |
| Display prompt for login in | li | Enter your luname i.e login username |
| Display codes for navigation | successful login | Choose an option: cc - Create Credential, dc - Display Credentials, copy - Copy Credential, ex - exit |
| Display prompt for creating a credential | cc | your username and password |
| Display a list of credentials | dc | list of saved credentials |
| Display prompt for which credential to copy | copy | details of the copied credential saved to clipboard |
| Exit application | ex | Exit the current navigation stage |
| Display codes for navigation | In terminal: $./run.py | Welcome, choose an option... |
| Display prompt for creating an account | Enter: ca | Enter your login_username |
| Display prompt for login in | Enter: li | Enter your account name and password |
| Display codes for navigation | Successful login | Choose an option..... |
| Display prompt for creating a credential | Enter: cc | Enter your username and password |
| Display a list of credentials | Enter: dc | Prints a list of saved credentials |
| Display prompt for which credential to copy | Enter: copy | Enter credential you wish to copy. |
| Exit application | Enter: ex | Exit the current navigation stage |
what you need: * python3.8 * $ chmod +x Password_Locker.py * $ ./run.py
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To run the tests for the class file:
$ python3.8 locker_test.py
- Python3.8