Simple cli password manager that stores an encrypted database in the appdata folder. It's Made for fun
- Open this project, open file functions.rs and do a search using Ctrl + F. Search for the line
//#changemedb. Find all the lines with these marks and write your encryption keys (explanations are written in the comments in the code) - Next, find
//#changemepassword - After that, in the main.rs, comment out all the functions in main() and add
use pmdl::functions::functions::first_db_creation; - Write the
first_db_creation();function in main() - Run
cargo r. This will create an encrypted version of the database and delete the old one - Now remove the
first_db_creation();from main() and uncomment the old functions - Run
cargo b --release - Place the encrypted database file that you created earlier in the folder where the compiled exe file of the application is located (
.\target\release\) - Run pmdl.exe
Before using, make sure that you have python and pip installed, then write to the console pip install pyTelegramBotAPI. This script assumes saving the database in a telegram bot. Create a bot in @BotFather, copy the bot token to a dump.py. Find your user id/chat id (this is done very simply) and copy it to dump.py. Place a dump.py is next to pmdl.exe. And of course you can use dump.py without a password manager application, if you edit the code a little. (after all, it's just a python script)