This project is a serverless app for storing passwords or any other sensitive data.
Demo: pass.flaviorajta.com
Login: demo:demo
Master Password: demo

How it works

The backend uses Google Firestore as the database and Google Cloud Functions. The frontend is a React app which can also be hosted on Firebase Hosting. TweetNacl is used for encrypting and decrypting data.

• The backend always stores encrypted data
• The data is decrypted only on the frontend

Master Password is the key used to encrypt/decrypt data. When this key is correct, the data will be correctly decrypted and the user will have the option to view or copy.
While logged in with demo account, go ahead and write demo as the Master Password and you will notice the data change.

How to deploy

• Create a Firebase Project, or use an existing one
• Navigate into backend-firebase-functions folder
  • run firebase init to initialize the firebase project
  • check using the space bar only Functions
  • choose the Project you want to use
  • you can safely press Enter until everything finishes
  • Navigate inside backend-firebase-functions/functions
    • rename .env.example to .env
    • be sure to change the TOKEN_SECRET inside .env to whatever you want
  • run firebase deploy to deploy your function to the cloud
  • once it completes it will display your function url, which will be needed below
• Navigate into frontend-reactjs
  • rename .env.example to .env
  • be sure to changre REACT_APP_SERVER_URL to your function url
  • run npm install to install the npm packages
  • run npm run build to build the project
    • this will create a build folder inside
  • move this build folder to frontend-firebase-hosting
    • or you can run npm run postbuild:windows or npm run postbuild:linux depending on your os
• Navigate inside frontend-firebase-hosting
  • run firebase init to initialize the firebase project
  • check using the space bar only Hosting
  • choose the Project you want to use
  • you can safely press Enter until everything finishes
  • run firebase deploy to deploy your static app to the cloud
  • once it finishes it will show the Hosting URL