Coffer is very much in development - and should not be used to store import information

Coffer is a light weight password manager built with Go, React, and Electron.

Install (TBC)

To install Coffer you can download the pre-compiled binary from the 'releases' section of GitHub, just select the version for your OS and architecture and download Coffer.

Development

We actively welcome PRs and love to see the community contributing to Coffer. If you want to open a PR for a feature, or just want to hack on it, follow the intstructions below.

Install dependencies

Install GB, the vendoring Go vendoring tool
```
go get github.com/constabulary/gb/...
```
Install Electron + electron-packager globally for your OS
```
npm install -g electron electron-packager
```

Setting up coffer

Clone the repo, git clone https://github.com/spaceshuttl/coffer.git
cd into the directory, install dependencies,
```
cd coffer && npm install
```
Build the repo, make build
Run the backend ./bin/service
Run the front end, npm run app

Note: There is a unison build system coming soon, hopefully there will be a single binary you can run.

Data retention

Coffer stores all passwords within a local file (~/.coffer/store.bolt by default.) All writes to the disk are encrypted with AES-256.

TODO

Backend

[X] Rewrite endpoints in gorilla/websocket
[X] Rewrite backend into neat unison API to be used.
[X] Encrypt disk transaction
[ ] Add SSL support to the WS connection
[-] Write tests

Frontend

[X] Write up HTML structure
[X] Write React components
[X] Implement WebSockets
[X] Automatically hide passwords, show on click/hover
[ ] Implement some store to hold the WS connection

Coffer

Install / Use

README