A Gtk application using Rust. The masterpassword/Spectre algorithm is added via the Rust FFI. Using the new spectre api repository (https://gitlab.com/spectre.app/api) (Spectre is the rebranded masterpassword algorithm)
- The FFI bindings are implemented and the api git submodule gets compiled by the build.rs script. The bindings can be further improved if the they should be come a standalone crate. For just this project they are good enough.
- Saving the site list for a specific user on disk is working.
- The gtk ui got ported to gtk4. It is close to the designs.
- Filtering of the password list is implemented.
- Overall the app is in a usable state. One big missing feature is the option to set the password type. For now all passwords are generated with the password type: long. Short, medium, maximum, ... are not given as an option in the ui.
- The flatpak can be build using the rust extension and the
org.gnome.PlatformSDK. Or just downloaded and installed from the github releases section.
Compile with cargo cargo build
For the flatpak build and installation use:
./build-aux/flatpak-install.sh
To only build the flatpak:
./build-aux/flatpak-build.sh
To uninstall
flatpak remove com.github.spectre
The specter c lib is using a linked git submodules: run git submodule update --init --recursive to download/add the files locally.
for Bindgen there needs to be clang and libsodium installed (and maybe llvm devel packages) see: https://rust-lang.github.io/rust-bindgen/requirements.html When using Flatpak this should all be available