OpenPasswordManager - Free cross-platform and open source password manager

OpenPasswordManager is a browser and desktop password manager. The app can run either in browser, or as a desktop app. OpenPasswordManager use ReactJS for the frontend and ExpressJS for the backend.

Table of Contents

1. Getting Started
   • Prerequisites
   • Installation
   • Start the website
   • Build the react native app
   • Migrate from backend 1.0.0 to 1.1.0
2. Features
3. License
4. Demo

Getting Started

Prerequisites

You need to install NodeJS and NPM and you also need to have a MySQL database

Installation

1. Clone the repo

   git clone https://github.com/dd060606/OpenPasswordManager.git
   cd OpenPasswordManager

2. Install frontend and backend dependencies

   cd /webapp/frontend
   npm i
   cd ../backend
   npm i

3. Complete the config

   Rename .env.example in webapp/frontend/ and in webapp/backend to .env and complete them.

Start the website

1. Start the react website

 # In webapp/frontend
 npm start

2. Start the express server

 # In webapp/backend
 node server

Build the react native app

1. Install dependencies

   cd /opm-react-native
   yarn install

2. Edit the config.json file and complete it with your backend API

3. Build the app for Android

   yarn run build

Migrate

You have to migrate only if you already have a backend installation lower than 1.1.0 (check your version in package.json)

1. Go to the backend folder on your server
2. Make a backup of your database
3. Run the migrate.js script

   node migrate.js

4. You are ready to use the new backend!

Features

• Passwords are securely encrypted with AES
• Credentials are stored in a database and accessible from your account
• Simple to use
• Light theme and dark theme
• Credentials sorting system
• Electron app for Windows, Linux and MacOS (in dev)
• The electron app updates itself
• A react native app (Android and iOS)
• Offline mode in the mobile app

To do

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License