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password-manager-java

DISCLAIMER: This is not a true password manager and has ZERO security features. Do NOT use it to store any passwords.

Intro

This is my first personal project, and I think it's a good starting point for those who are trying to find projects to work on. By working on this project, you also practice reading and understanding someone else's code, which may not necessarily be well written! Hopefully, mine is okay.

Prerequisites

Java, OOP, MVC architecture, and JavaFX, to list a few.

Task ideas

Some tasks you can work on include, but are not limited to:

Estimated difficulty Task
Easy Modify the UI.
Easy Investigate how things are handled when we have a multiple InternetAccounts with the same domain and optimize.
Easy/Medium Look around and fix any bugs.
Medium As of now, when we press the close button (the x button the top corners), the parent pane remains disabled. Fix this by adding a "cancel" button
Medium Add a feature that allows users to delete domains from the password manager.
Medium Add a feature that allows users to delete their account from the password manager.
Medium Add a feature that allows users to change their login password.
Medium Add a feature that allows users to change their domains/usernames/passwords for each InternetAccount.
Medium Add a sort feature for the domains, i.e. A-Z and Z-A.
Medium Add a feature that launches the default browser when user clicks on the password domain and open the website.
Hard Add animations to UI.
Hard Instead of using .txt files, use a data base to store all the info.
Super Hard Implement security features.

How this project works

This project uses the MVC software design pattern. The FXML files are the views, which are controlled by separate controller classes. There is one main model that stores all the user and account information. The "database" is simulated with .txt files, which the model reads when a user logs in or writes to when new users or internet accounts are added.

Windows

Login window

When you launch the application, you will first see the login window. You can type your username and password to login, or register a new user.

Register window

When you register a new user with a username that already exists, you will get an error. Be sure to choose a unique username! You will also have to type the password twice indentically.

Main window

After logging in, you will reach the main window where all the passwords are stored. You can click on the buttons to copy the username and passwords. Lots of work can be done here, so be creative!

Add new password window

When you want to add a new password, the main window will be disabled until you finish adding a new password.

Make sure your passwords match!

Everything is fine now.

The End