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reaper

Reaper is a custom graphical frontend for cortex/ripasso, powered by Tauri and Nuxt.

Build Setup

# install dependencies
$ yarn install

# serve with hot reload at localhost:3000
$ yarn dev

# build for production and launch server
$ yarn build
$ yarn start

# generate static project
$ yarn generate

# run desktop app
$ yarn tauri dev

# bundle desktop app
$ yarn tauri build

For detailed explanation on how things work, check out the documentation.

License

This work is licensed under the GPL v3 license. For more details, see LICENSE.md file.

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reaper's Issues

wire up the interface

this should be done after #1 is done.

the task refers to making calls to tauri for following app flow, if not setup before:

  • show welcome screen
  • gpg id setup
  • git setup
  • optionally: add your first password
  • passwords list

if prior setup was done, through either pass utility family, the user should see the passwords list directly.

tasks to be done:

  • initial setup wizard:
    • welcome screen
    • gpg id setup
    • git setup
  • passwords page
    • list passwords
    • action: copy to clipboard
    • action: view password (?)
    • action: delete password
    • action: add new password

menu bar

for now, following menu items should be present in this project:

  • file
    • about
    • quit
  • git
    • git pull
    • git fetch
  • pgp
    • pull pgp certificates
    • import pgp certificates from text

implementation reference: https://tauri.studio/en/docs/guides/menu

migration to tailwind css

project was made with bootstrap-vue.

bootstrap is ok for a quick bootstrap, but it's too hard to customize.

a better solution would be tailwind css that is easier to configure with nuxtjs/color-mode, but ui components must be built from ground-up.

for v1.0 target, it's fine to use bootstrap. for v2+, i want tailwind css on this one.

finish up the interface

currently, the ui has the following flow:

  • initial setup wizard:
    • welcome screen
    • gpg id setup
    • git setup
  • passwords page
    • list passwords
    • action: copy to clipboard
    • action: view password (?)
    • action: delete password
    • action: add new password

web version

because reaper is a nuxt app with tauri over it, it would be nice to have a web variant of it.

the use case would be something i'd do: make a password server using actix-web (i managed to do it actually) that serves over a secure rest api to the frontend.

this issue is not about backend, but about how the ui handles.

the following should be implemented:

  • create a tauri plugin for nuxt
  • create a password plugin for nuxt that check whether ui is ran in tauri or web context

checking for context can be done in various ways:

  • check for window.__TAURI__. available only when tauri.conf.json > build > withGlobalTauri is set to true.
    -TBD

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