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pastore

Keep your password safe. It's pastore API. you can write your own app by using this module.

App using pastore

pastore-cli

Installation

npm install --save pastore

Usage

import pastore from 'pastore';

Property

needInit

Return: Boolean

Check whether pastore need configuration or not.

Example:

if (pastore.needInit) {
  console.log('You should initialize pastore');
} else {
  console.log('everthing is ready');
}

Methods

init

Usage: pastore.init(password, algorithm)

Return: Promise

Arguments:

password: type String, required. It's master password.
algorithm: type String, required. Encryption algorithm. Available algorithms: AES, DES, TripleDES, RC4, RC4Drop, Rabbit, RabbitLegacy.

Initialize pastore with your master password.

You only need initializing if needInit is true. In other words, you only need initializing if it's first time and pastore need config, and you must initialize. you can know about first time or not, with pastore.needInit property. if you have not initialized your pastore, module does not work functionally.

Example:

if (pastore.needInit) {
  pastore.init('yourmasterpassword', 'Rabbit').then(() => {
    // Do what you want to do
  }).catch(error => { console.log(error); })
} else {
  console.log('pooof, nothing to do');
}

load

Usage: pastore.load(password)

Return: Promise

Promise will reject if you enter incorrect password.

Arguments:

password: type String, required. It's master password.

Load database.

Example:

if (pastore.needInit) {
  pastore.init('yourmasterpassword', 'Rabbit').then(() => {
    // Do what you want to do
  }).catch(error => { console.log(error); })
} else {
  pastore.load('icantremember').then(() => {
    console.log('password was correct');
  }).catch(err => {
    console.log(err);
  });
}

clear

Usage: pastore.clear()

Return: Promise

Reset pastore to default. everything include database, will be removed and reset.

These below methods must run after initializing or loading database.

add

Usage: pastore.add(title, password, [info], [tag]).then(pass).catch(err)

Return: Promise

Arguments:

title: type String, required. title of password. title must be unique.
password: type String, required. password.
info: type String, optional, default null. more information for password like email, site address or etc.
tag: type Array, optional, default null. password tag.

Arguments to Promise:

pass: type Object. Password object which is saved.
err: type TypeError. It will occur if there is a another password with same title.

Add a password.

remove

Usage: pastore.remove(title)

Return: Promise

Arguments:

title: type String, required. password title.

Remove a password.

removeByTag

Usage: pastore.removeByTag(tag)

Return: Promise

Arguments:

tag: type String, required. password tag.

Remove passwords which they have specified tag.

update

Usage: pastore.update(title, update)

Return: Promise

Arguments:

title: type String, required. password title.
update: type Object, required. object will be replaced with old stuff.

Update a password.

Example:

import pastore from 'pastore';

pastore.load('something').then(async () => {
  await pastore.add('twitter', '123123');

  pastore.update('twitter', {title: 'tweet', password: '173532'});
});

find

Usage: pastore.find(title)

Return: Object or undefined.

Return undefined when there is no password with the title.

Arguments:

title: type String, required. key for searching, like title.

Search and find password by specified title, like searching for a password that it has twitter as title.

Example:

import pastore from 'pastore';

pastore.init('something', 'AES').then(aync () => {
  await pastore.add('twitter', '123123');

  pastore.find('twitter');

  /*
   * return
   *
   *  { title: 'twitter', password: '123123', info: ''},
   *
   */

  pastore.find('facebook');

  /**
   * return undefined
   */
});