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James Eversole 2a4787fc84 Refactor excessive do notation. Complete oldschool and gibberish generators. Add frontend functionality for selecting from multiple generator styles. Add config requirement for admin email. Add admin email to header.

2022-08-07 16:22:09 -05:00

Organize application logic by core/feature breakouts, add dhall configuration support and add a range of new config options in the Reader, add example configuration/deployment files

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Refactor excessive do notation. Complete oldschool and gibberish generators. Add frontend functionality for selecting from multiple generator styles. Add config requirement for admin email. Add admin email to header.

2022-08-07 16:22:09 -05:00

Refactor excessive do notation. Complete oldschool and gibberish generators. Add frontend functionality for selecting from multiple generator styles. Add config requirement for admin email. Add admin email to header.

2022-08-07 16:22:09 -05:00

Initialize stack environment and repository

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Refactor excessive do notation. Complete oldschool and gibberish generators. Add frontend functionality for selecting from multiple generator styles. Add config requirement for admin email. Add admin email to header.

2022-08-07 16:22:09 -05:00

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Organize application logic by core/feature breakouts, add dhall configuration support and add a range of new config options in the Reader, add example configuration/deployment files

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Added Shakespeare templating and setup basic Maybe-bound lookup for conditional rendering of the page or an appropriate notice that the password doesn't exist.

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ChangeLog.md

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LICENSE

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package.yaml

Secrets are now stored as AES encrypted -> Base64 encoded strings, retrieval is still plaintext and will need to be updated to reflect the required unencoding and decryption process

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Secrets are now stored as AES encrypted -> Base64 encoded strings, retrieval is still plaintext and will need to be updated to reflect the required unencoding and decryption process

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README.md

Read encrypted secret entries from the database and decode/unencrypt appropriately, add max duration/view count entries for the database and frontend interface, update README to remove graceful JS degradation goal, remove a few wordlist entries

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Setup.hs

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stack.yaml

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Secrets are now stored as AES encrypted -> Base64 encoded strings, retrieval is still plaintext and will need to be updated to reflect the required unencoding and decryption process

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README.md

Purr is a work-in-progress web application offering customizable password generation and time-limited sharing of secrets.

What problems does Purr solve?

Generating sufficiently memorable but secure passwords for use with accounts that don't offer better authentication methods.
Sharing text secrets with others without disclosing the secret in the message itself. As secrets expire after a predefined period, the email/chat history where the information was shared don't become a purr-manent (sorry, permanent) vulnerability.
Being really cute compared to the competition.

Why should I trust you with my secrets?

You shouldn't! This is free and open-source software which you can run on your own hardware. Instructions for deployment are coming!

Tech Stack?

Haskell and Scotty backend.
HTMX for the frontend.
SQLite database.

Project Goals

Provide a minimal and clean interface for generating and sharing passwords.
Maintain a clean and organized codebase that can be extended to include more utilities than originally anticipated.

Development & Support

Please send me an email or join the Support Chat in DeltaChat!

Copyright (C) 2022-2022 James Eversole