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How

Rather than create a new "Edit Entry" dialog, the "Add Entry" dialog can now take a dictionary as an argument. If it doesn't recieve a dictionary, it will default to it's normal behaviour.

If it does recieve a dictionary, then the fields should be filled with the entries from said dictionary. That is, if i pass in the entry

myEntry = {"ebay":["[email protected]", "myUsername", "myPass"]}
add_dialog_popup = add_entry_dialog.addDialog(self.master, self.manager, myEntry)

The add entry dialogue will now open with those filling the fields by default.

Why

To the user, this will appear as an "edit entry", as the arguments passed in, will be the selected field. If the user selects an entry in the table and clicks "edit", the edit window opens with that entry in the fields already. They change the password, click okay and the password is update.
This means the add_entry dialog will double as the edit entry dialogue.

Restructure the codebase so that there is an independant main with it's own set up and checks. Set it up in a way to easily enable handling of error messages.

The generated .kc file should be encrypted on the drive. Decryption should only ever happen in memory.

In an effort to bypass the slow startup time (I think pyinstaller is causing this?)
Is this possible with tkinter? how much would the achitecture have to change to accomodate this? Need to look this up at some point.

Delete functionality needs to be added.

What

The table needs to fetch information from the manager and populate the table with it.

How

Check docs for the function to get all of the entries from the manager. Use this in ui.py and loop through the information to populate the table.