@kaustubhgupta Sure will work on these suggestions and get back

@Ayushjain2205 updates?

@kaustubhgupta There is This issue when pysqlcipher is installed with pip. Is it ok or will it cause a problem because I will be specifying it in the requirements file but it wont get installed properly from it

@kaustubhgupta I am not able to install pysqlcipher from the link given in the above issue. Can you please guide me how I can install it because I am unable to use it even after successful installation of it through pip

Try this: https://github.com/Monogi/pysqlcipher3_install_win10

@Ayushjain2205 did you try this?

https://charlesleifer.com/blog/sqlite-database-authorization-and-access-control-with-python/

you can do this also

Try this: https://github.com/Monogi/pysqlcipher3_install_win10

I tried this but I was not able to install it. I will go ahead with the new method you sent

@Ayushjain2205 updates?

Some suggestions:

• Create a master password for the database and prompt to authenticate every time user clicks on show-all. You need the SQLCipher module to read that database. The default SQLite3 module has no support for that.
• The alignment in showing passwords is not so good. Use some layouts to position them correctly.

@kaustubhgupta I have created the master password functionality. The user needs to add the master password as a command line argument and whenever the user clicks show all he needs to enter the password.
Only on successful authentication all passwords will be shown.

@Kushal997-das

@antrikshmisri