Deployed at https://lhl-lockr.herokuapp.com/
Lockr is a password-protecting and sharing website designed with businesses in mind. Organizations who frequently share common passwords with their employees now have a way to securely generate, store and share encrypted passwords between each other for ease of use.
One major feature is the ability to monitor password security through card colour-coding depending on how frequently the password has been seen in data breaches. This will update in real time as you're creating each password!
Note: This midterm project was completed as part of the Lighthouse Labs Full-Stack Web Development Bootcamp and was the first collaborative coding experience for its group members.
Yellow: Infrequent data breaches.
Orange: Moderate data breaches.
Red: Severe data breaches. Very unsafe to use!
Other features include:
- Ability to auto-categorize websites if no category is given
- Google Chrome Extension
- Encryption of passwords through unique masterkey generation for each organization
- Email verification
- NodeJS
- Bootstrap 4
- JQuery
- SASS
- PostgreSQL
- Clone this repo to your local machine
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Connect to your postgres server
psql -U vagrant -d template1
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Create the necessary objects in your local development database that will serve as connection credentials
CREATE ROLE labber WITH LOGIN password 'labber'; CREATE DATABASE midterm OWNER labber;
- Create the
.env
by using.env.example
as a reference:cp .env.example .env
- Update the .env file with your correct local information
- username:
labber
- password:
labber
- database:
midterm
- username:
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Install dependencies:
npm i
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Fix to binaries for sass:
npm rebuild node-sass
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Create tables and seed your database:
npm run db:reset
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Run the server:
npm run local
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Visit
http://localhost:8080/
- Bcrypt 3.0.6
- Body-parser 1.19.0
- Chalk 2.4.2
- Cookie-session 1.4.0
- Crypto-js 4.0.0
- Dotenv 2.0.0
- EJS 2.6.2
- Express 4.17.1
- Method-Override 3.0.0
- Morgan 1.9.1
- Node-SASS-Middleware 0.11.0
- PG 6.4.2
- PG-Native 3.0.0
- Request 2.88.2
// jpqy // Jimmy Peng //
// xynyx // Matthew Taylor //
// tomaswen // Tomas Wen //