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Imp.pass is a simple password manager. It currently only saves your passwords by encrypting them based on your master password. It's interfaces are under progress. It can also be used as a private password vault on a private network.

To use IMP.PASS, you will need a MySQL databse to store the data, You will have to install a MySQL server and also modify the src/settings.json according to your server's address. Change the databaseHost to your server's host and databasePort to your server's port databaseUser and databasePassword to your server's credentials. After configuring the settings.json

If you're unable to setup the database server. You can use Docker to create a MySQL container. Docker is what I used to develop this project on my machine MySQL server on my machine, reason is, It does not interfere with my OS's softwares and dependencies. Using the given scripts, setting up a MySQL server container is a breeze.

• mysql-container: Creates a Docker container of MySQL database server if you don't have the MySQL server docker image, don't worry Docker will pull it out for you. Notice that you can change the password of the database sever by editing the script.

• db-reset: Creates all the schemas in the database. If your database gets messed up, you can reset your schemas with this script. This script will show you an error message if you just ran it after running the mysql-container.sh because it takes some time to setup the docker database. Generally it will not take more tha 3-4 tries to reach the database, but if running the script 2nd time also gives the same error message then you should check the docker container of the database server using docker ps.

• STEP-0: Create a Virutal Environment by python3 -m venv venv.
• STEP-1: Install all required python packages by pip install -r requirements.txt.
• STEP-2: Run mysql-container.sh to setup MySQL container (SKIP if having a DB already).
• STEP-3: Run db-reset.sh to create Schemas.
• STEP-4: go to the src directory and run interpreter.py.

• A socket-based-server for it, like a web server that sends and receives requests.
• Users should be able to change their master passwords.
• Users should be able to export their passwords.
• A Web based UI
• A Qt based UI