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Node.js library for reading and writing KeePass databases

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keepass.io is a Node.js library for reading and writing KeePass databases. Please note that currently only the newest database version, called KDBX, is supported. Features include so far:

  • Password and/or Keyfile credentials: keepass.io supports both of the most common used credential types for KeePass databases.

  • Powerful API: This library offers you a powerful API, which even allows you raw access to the database, so even unsupported third-party fields can be modified.

  • Joyfully simple and flexible: I've built keepass.io to be easily understandable and a joy to use. It's built with JavaScript and tries to provide a solid foundation for modifying KDBX databases.

  • Stunning performance: To further improve performance, keepass.io even includes an optional native library, which will help while performing the key transformations. If your system should not have the Crypto++ Dev Libraries installed, it will automatically fallback to the slower Node.js methods.

Note: keepass.io is currently under active development. As such, while this library is well-tested, the API might change at anytime. Consider using it in production applications only if you're comfortable following a changelog and updating your usage accordingly.

Example

As mentioned above, keepass.io is really easy to use. The following example code opens a database, outputs its name, changes the name to 'KeePass.IO rocks!' and saves the database with new credentials. More examples are available within the examples folder.

var path = require('path');
var kpio = require('../lib');

var db = new kpio.Database();
db.addCredential(new kpio.Credentials.Password('thematrix'));
db.addCredential(new kpio.Credentials.Keyfile('apoc.key'));
db.loadFile(databasePath, function(err) {
	if(err) throw err;

	var rawDatabase = db.getRawApi().get();
	console.log('Database name: ' + rawDatabase.KeePassFile.Meta.DatabaseName);
	rawDatabase.KeePassFile.Meta.DatabaseName = 'KeePass.IO rocks!';

	db.resetCredentials();
	db.addCredential(new kpio.Credentials.Password('morpheus'));
	db.addCredential(new kpio.Credentials.Keyfile('trinity.key'));

	db.getRawApi().set(rawDatabase);
	db.saveFile(newDatabasePath, function(err) {
		if(err) throw err;
	});
});

Copyright © 2013-2014 Pascal Mathis. All rights reserved.

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