opvaultfx is a 1password vault reader implemented in Java & JavaFX, with the following features:
- Security. It attempts to achive that by:
- Zero copy/allocation JSON parsing. OPVault uses JSON for representing things, and by using https://github.com/ingon/json-zero we extract only the data we need, after which the in-memory data is zeroed out.
- All passwords are stored encrypted in memory, decrypted only when needed (for copy/fill)
- Every bit of information is kept in memory for a minimum time, then zeroed out.
- Works on linux
- Design. Attempts to implement google's material design (with mixed results)
- Quick filter to find the items
- Supports TOTP (HOTP is not supported since it requires write access to the vault)
- Supports auto-type. Types an item password (or a combination of user/password) to the previous window.
To run opvaultfx (on linux)* you need to:
- Install OpenJDK 11 (or up) **
- Download and extract the latest opvault-0.3.0-linux.zip
- Run
./bin/opvaultfx
* Builds for MacOS and Windows are in works, try running from source on these OSes
** Native installers are also in works, depending on jpackage
To test the app, you can use OPVault sample data
To run from source, clone the repository and run ./gradlew run. Tested with OpenJDK 11 on PopOS 18.04.
Clone the repository and run ./gradlew build