CPass UI
This is a desktop app made with electron and React.js that is designed
as a simple UI wrapper that talks to a local server/API/daemon
cryptagd which is provided by
CrypTag.
If you're not using CrypTag to manage your passwords, you should be. Go install it. It's awesome.
Pre-requisites
Install either cpass to store passwords to a local folder, or
cpass-sandstorm to store them in Sandstorm
(once you install
the CrypTag Sandstorm app
).
cpass
Make sure you have Go installed, then run:
$ go get github.com/elimisteve/cryptag/cmd/cpass
$ cpass
For more on getting started with cpass, including how to store and
fetch passwords at the command line, see
https://github.com/elimisteve/cryptag#getting-started-with-cryptpass.
cpass-sandstorm
Make sure you have Go installed, then run:
$ go get github.com/elimisteve/cryptag/cmd/cpass-sandstorm
$ cpass-sandstorm init <sandstorm_webkey>
To generate a Sandstorm webkey, install this then click the key icon near the top of your screen.
If someone else gave you the Sandstorm webkey along with the decrypt key needed to access the passwords s/he is sharing with you, also run
$ cpass-sandstorm setkey <key>
cryptagd
Install the local daemon cryptagd that CPass UI talks to:
$ go get github.com/elimisteve/cryptag/servers/cryptagd
Run it in one terminal with
$ cryptagd
meanwhile, in another terminal, run CPass UI (see next section).
Installation and Running
$ npm install
then
$ npm start
Testing
There are some placeholder tests included here that test the rendering of the individual components and the final compiled version of the app. You'll need to build the app first:
$ npm run build
If you're on Linux, instead run:
$ npm run build-linux
(TODO: automate this based on system platform detection.)
$ npm test