A web interface for pass (password-store).
For those lucky enough to run Arch Linux, you should install it from AUR
For other, you can install it via npm:
$ npm install -g pass-web
You will need nodejs 5+ to run it.
The executable is called pass-web. Use pass-web --help to get help.
You should always use HTTPS to serve this application. Please use the --cert and --key options
to provide an SSL certificate and key, or use another HTTP server (like nginx) configured to serve
this through an HTTPS-enabled reverse proxy.
For a preview of the interface you'll get when using this project, go to https://benoitzugmeyer.github.io/pass-web/
This is currently a read-only interface, and there is no plan to support all the features of pass. The goal was to have a nice and simple access to the password store from anywhere. But if you need other features, feel free to ask or contribute.
This project may have some security flaws. Please open an issue if something's fucky.
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A web interface for pass (password-store)
We found that pass-web demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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