PfP: Pain-free Passwords is a Firefox, Chrome and Opera password manager. It communicates with the PfP Native Host application via the native messaging protocol, this allows it to use a database file in the KeePass format.
In order to build PfP you will need to install Node.js first (Node 16 or higher is required). Additional dependencies are installed using the following command in the extension directory:
npm install
You can append -- --dev to all build commands. This will bundle the development Vue version and result in additional debugging output.
The following command with produce a file with a name like build-firefox/pfp-n.n.n.xpi:
npm run build xpi
The following command with produce a file with a name like build-chrome/pfp-n.n.n.zip:
npm run build crx
This ZIP file can be uploaded to Chrome Web Store or Opera Add-ons and will be converted into a signed CRX there.
The following command will create a build-firefox directory:
npm run build firefox
You can load this directory as a temporary extension in Firefox via about:debugging page. An already loaded extension will reload automatically on rebuild. If you want the directory to be updated automatically whenever you change any source files, you can use npm run build watchFirefox instead.
The following command will create a build-chrome directory:
npm run build chrome
You can load this directory as an unpacked extension in Chrome and Opera. An already loaded extension will reload automatically on rebuild. If you want the directory to be updated automatically whenever you change any source files, you can use npm run build watchChrome instead.
You can run the following command to remove all temporary files that have been generated during build:
npm run build clean