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This looks exciting. Are you having troubles running on python 3?
no, importing works fine on Python3. I just forgot to submit that 1 string typo: I was writing in a file object with a str object (f.write('bad_db')), but forgot to add the b'' to the string so it would work on Python3
:( looks like PyCrypto has distribution issues on Python3 and Windows. I'll look at this sometime later today.
Hello @costypetrisor ,
What about start importing plain text keepass
credentials.
plain.txt
passpie import plain.txt
passpie
Thanks for your contribution!
Hi, Allow me a bit of time this weekend to try to hack some things. Maybe I can make it work. Costy
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@marcwebbie Hi,
Can you take another look at the changes :) ? Everything should work now.
Thanks, Costy
Hellow @costypetrisor
It is looking great. I am working on some rewriting to remove some dependencies like I removed pyperclip
and gitpython
. I've been thinking about getting the importers as external projects.
Something like pytest extensions.
You could maybe get this code into a project called passpie-keepass
and update the README pointing to your repository. What do you think?
Thanks for your contributions
Hi @marcwebbie ,
I will do this most probably tomorrow.
Thanks, Costy
Any luck on this?
@krzkrzkrz : You could try to install the latest passpie from github and then install https://github.com/costypetrisor/passpie_keepass
Marc Webbie suggested to add support for plugins for passpie(similar to pytest plugins, they work through setuptools entrypoints). This was merged in #65. I'll close this PR because it's no longer needed.
@marcwebbie you suggested in #65 that I should update the README about the plugin support. I will do this in the coming 2-3 days. After that I'll wait for an official passpie release on PyPI and then I'll release passpie_keepass on PyPI too, but requiring the passpie release which supports plugins.
@costypetrisor Unfortunately, the documentation for https://passpie-keepass.readthedocs.org/ points to a 404 page. I opened up an issue for that. Do the other plugins (you mentioned) work to import keepass passwords?
Trying to fulfill #32. I tested only on Linux