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@mkurz Choose whatever variant fits your needs best. This secret-serivce has definitely more features compared to mine like being compatible to KeePassXC's secret-service implementation or a high level API, that might be easier to use. My library was designed to be as lean as possible and to stay as close as possible with the Secret Service API Draft 0.2. |
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@purejava great insight! Yeah, my lib is the opposite of that, trying to provide a convenience layer. I also have another bigger change with TPM support in mind and would love to get your feedback on it @purejava: #62 . The branch will certainly need to be split/or-ordered up to make it reviewable in the first place. |
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Hi,
I did not review both project's code - but there is you project and also (now?) https://github.com/purejava/secret-service
Now I am asking myself which project to choose?
Wouldn't it make sense to join forces and create just he "one and only" secret-service project?
With the help of LLMs it should be easy to integrate any missing things from one to the other project.
@swiesend and @purejava I would appreciate you thoughts! Thank you very much!
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