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Commit d5cd51e4 authored by Benjamin REED's avatar Benjamin REED
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working build, basically feature complete, could use some bug testing

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      import sys import sys
      from typing import Optional
      import secrets import secrets
      import os import os
      import random import random
      ...@@ -156,22 +157,200 @@ class State: ...@@ -156,22 +157,200 @@ class State:
      file.close() file.close()
      def caesar_cipher(inp, offset):
      pass
      def generate_password(length, charset): def generate_password(length, charset):
      s = [] s = []
      for i in range(0, length): for i in range(0, length):
      s.append(random.choice(list(charset))) s.append(random.choice(list(charset)))
      return ''.join(s) return ''.join(s)
      def aes_256(inp):
      pass
      def handle_args(db: str, password: str): def handle_args(db: str, password: str):
      state = State(db, password) state = State(db, password)
      return state return state
      def handle_command(state: State, args: [str], cfg) -> Optional[bool]:
      command = args[0]
      if command == "q" or command == "quit" or command == "exit":
      if len(args) == 2:
      if args[1] == "f" or args[1] == "force" or args[1] == "nosave":
      if len(args) > 2 and args[2] == "y":
      return True
      elif confirm("Are you sure you want to exit without saving?", "y", "n"):
      return True
      else:
      return False
      if command == "cfg" or command == "config" or command == "settings":
      if len(args) < 2:
      print(f"Settings: hints: {cfg['hints']}, ...")
      return None
      s = args[1].split("=")
      if len(s) < 2:
      print(f"Incorrect format for modifying program parameters. Usage: {USAGES['cfg']}")
      return None
      if s[0] not in cfg:
      print(f"Unknown cfg parameter '{s[0]}'. Type 'cfg' for a list of config parameters.")
      return None
      try:
      cfg[s[0]] = s[1]
      except:
      print(f"Incorrect format for cfg parameter {s[0]}, expected type {type(cfg[s[0]])}")
      elif command == "help" or command == "h" or command == "?":
      if len(args) == 1:
      print("Available commands: ")
      print("\t" + ", ".join(USAGES.keys()))
      if cfg['hints'] == True:
      print("(Hint: type 'help <command name>' for more detailed info about that command)")
      else:
      cmd = args[1]
      if not cmd in USAGES:
      print("Unknown command, you may have mistyped it.")
      return None
      print(USAGES[cmd])
      elif command == "echo":
      if len(args) < 2:
      print(f"Too few arguments for {command}, usage: {USAGES['echo']}")
      return None
      print(" ".join(args[1:]))
      elif command == "save" or command == "s":
      try:
      state.save()
      print(f"State saved to {filepath}!")
      except:
      print("There was an error saving, maybe back up your stuff now. Sorry")
      elif command == "drop" or command == "delete" or command == "del" or command == "rm":
      if len(args) < 2:
      print(f"Too few arguments for command {command}, usage: {USAGES['drop']}")
      return None
      label = args[1].strip().lower()
      if label in state.to_remove:
      if confirm(f"Are you sure you want to PERMANANTLY DELETE {label}? FOREVER????? (Note: this CANNOT be undone)", "y", "n"):
      del state.passwords[label]
      del state.to_remove[state.to_remove.index(label)]
      print(f"Password '{label}' was permanently removed from database. This cannot be undone.")
      elif label in state.passwords:
      if confirm(f"Are you sure you want to delete {label}?", "y", "n"):
      state.to_remove.append(label)
      print(f"Password '{label}' removed from database.")
      if cfg['hints'] == True:
      print("(Hint: use 'undo' to undo this operation, and 'history' to see previous deleted passwords and restore them)")
      else:
      print(f"Password '{label}' was not found, have you spelt it correctly?")
      elif command == "undo" or command == "un":
      if len(state.to_remove) == 0:
      print("Already on latest change")
      return None
      ltst = state.to_remove.pop()
      print(f"Undone latest deletion: {ltst}")
      elif command == "restore" or command == "res" or command == "r":
      if len(args) < 2:
      print(f"Too few arguments for command {command}. Usage: {USAGES['restore']}")
      return None
      args[1].strip()
      og_label = args[1].lower()
      label = og_label
      if og_label in state.passwords and (og_label in state.overwritten or og_label in state.to_remove):
      print("You will have to rename this password to restore it.")
      label_in = input("New label (If left empty, a number will be used): ")
      if label_in == "":
      label = str(len(state.passwords) + 1) # oh so hacky, i hate python and i want my damn state to be operated on by its own damn functions. I hate this.
      else:
      label_in.strip()
      label = label_in.lower()
      if og_label in state.to_remove:
      del state.to_remove[state.to_remove.index(og_label)]
      print(f"Restored {og_label}")
      elif og_label in state.overwritten:
      del state.overwritten[state.overwritten.index(og_label)]
      state.passwords[label] = state.passwords[f"old({og_label})"]
      del state.passwords[f"old({og_label})"]
      print(f"Restored {og_label}")
      else:
      print(f"Label '{og_label}' could not be found in deleted or overwritten passwords")
      elif command == "rename" or command == "rn":
      if len(args) < 3:
      print(f"Too few args for {command}. Usage: {USAGES['rename']}.")
      return None
      if args[1] in state.passwords:
      state.passwords[args[2]] = state.passwords[args[1]]
      del state.passwords[args[1]]
      print(f"{args[1]} -> {args[2]}")
      else:
      print(f"{args[1]} is not a known password label")
      elif command == "history" or command == "his" or command == "undolist":
      print("Deleted:")
      for remd in state.to_remove:
      print(f"{remd}: [...]", end=' ')
      print("\nOverwritten:")
      for over in state.overwritten:
      print(f"{over}: [...]", end=' ')
      print("")
      elif command == "new": # Form: new <length> [ <label> ]
      if len(args) < 2:
      print(f"Too few arguments for {command}, usage: {USAGES['new']}")
      return None
      try:
      length = int(args[1])
      except:
      print(f"Error parsing length as number, usage: {USAGES['new']}")
      return None
      if len(args) >= 3:
      label = args[2]
      else:
      label = ""
      if label in state.passwords:
      print(f"Error generating new password, label '{label}' is already in use.")
      if label in state.overwritten:
      if confim("Do you want to PERMANENTLY OVERWRITE {label}? (THIS CANNOT BE UNDONE)", "y", "n"):
      todo
      if confirm("Would you like to replace it?", "y", "n"):
      state.overwritten.append(label)
      state.passwords[f"old({label})"] = state.passwords[label]
      print(f"Overwriting '{label}' with new password...")
      if cfg['hints'] == True:
      print("(Hint: use the 'restore' command to undo this action)")
      else:
      return None
      charset = "all"
      chars = set()
      if len(args) == 4:
      charset = args[3]
      if charset == "all":
      chars = LOWERCASE_ALPHABET | UPPERCASE_ALPHABET | NUMBERS | SPECIAL
      else:
      s = charset.split("-")
      for c in list(s[0]):
      chars |= CHARSET_MAP[c]
      if len(s) > 1:
      for c in s[1]: # list of chars to exclude
      chars ^= set(c)
      password = generate_password(length, chars)
      print(str(password))
      state.add_password(label, password)
      elif command == "list" or command == "ls":
      if len(args) == 1:
      # if state.passwords.len() >= 10:
      # TODO: make it possible to scroll thru a list of passwords
      for l in state.passwords:
      if l not in state.to_remove and "old" not in l:
      print(f"{l}: [...]")
      if cfg['hints'] == True:
      print("(Hint: type 'list <key>' to decrypt your chosen password")
      elif len(args) == 2:
      print(state.get_password(args[1]).decode('utf-8'))
      return None
      def main(): def main():
      filepath = "" filepath = ""
      if len(sys.argv) < 2: if len(sys.argv) < 2:
      ...@@ -221,190 +400,16 @@ def main(): ...@@ -221,190 +400,16 @@ def main():
      if len(args) == 0: if len(args) == 0:
      continue continue
      command = args[0] should_immediately_exit = None
      try:
      if command == "q" or command == "quit" or command == "exit": should_immediately_exit = handle_command(state, args, cfg)
      if len(args) == 2: except e:
      if args[1] == "f" or args[1] == "force" or args[1] == "nosave": print(f"ERROR: handling the inputted command: {e}")
      if confirm("Are you sure you want to exit without saving?", "y", "n"): if should_immediately_exit is not None:
      return if should_immediately_exit:
      return
      else: else:
      break break
      if command == "cfg" or command == "config" or command == "settings":
      if len(args) < 2:
      print(f"Settings: hints: {cfg['hints']}, ...")
      continue
      s = args[1].split("=")
      if len(s) < 2:
      print(f"Incorrect format for modifying program parameters. Usage: {USAGES['cfg']}")
      continue
      if s[0] not in cfg:
      print(f"Unknown cfg parameter '{s[0]}'. Type 'cfg' for a list of config parameters.")
      continue
      try:
      cfg[s[0]] = s[1]
      except:
      print(f"Incorrect format for cfg parameter {s[0]}, expected type {type(cfg[s[0]])}")
      elif command == "help" or command == "h" or command == "?":
      if len(args) == 1:
      print("Available commands: ")
      print("\t" + ", ".join(USAGES.keys()))
      if cfg['hints'] == True:
      print("(Hint: type 'help <command name>' for more detailed info about that command)")
      else:
      cmd = args[1]
      if not cmd in USAGES:
      print("Unknown command, you may have mistyped it.")
      continue
      print(USAGES[cmd])
      elif command == "echo":
      if len(args) < 2:
      print(f"Too few arguments for {command}, usage: {USAGES['echo']}")
      continue
      print(" ".join(args[1:]))
      elif command == "dbg":
      print(vars(state))
      elif command == "save" or command == "s":
      try:
      state.save()
      print(f"State saved to {filepath}!")
      except:
      print("There was an error saving, maybe back up your stuff now. Sorry")
      elif command == "drop" or command == "delete" or command == "del" or command == "rm":
      if len(args) < 2:
      print(f"Too few arguments for command {command}, usage: {USAGES['drop']}")
      continue
      label = args[1].strip().lower()
      if label in state.to_remove:
      if confirm(f"Are you sure you want to PERMANANTLY DELETE {label}? FOREVER????? (Note: this CANNOT be undone)", "y", "n"):
      del state.passwords[label]
      del state.to_remove[state.to_remove.index(label)]
      print(f"Password '{label}' was permanently removed from database. This cannot be undone.")
      elif label in state.passwords:
      if confirm(f"Are you sure you want to delete {label}?", "y", "n"):
      state.to_remove.append(label)
      print(f"Password '{label}' removed from database.")
      if cfg['hints'] == True:
      print("(Hint: use 'undo' to undo this operation, and 'history' to see previous deleted passwords and restore them)")
      else:
      print(f"Password '{label}' was not found, have you spelt it correctly?")
      elif command == "undo" or command == "un":
      if len(state.to_remove) == 0:
      print("Already on latest change")
      continue
      ltst = state.to_remove.pop()
      print(f"Undone latest deletion: {ltst}")
      elif command == "restore" or command == "res" or command == "r":
      if len(args) < 2:
      print(f"Too few arguments for command {command}. Usage: {USAGES['restore']}")
      continue
      args[1].strip()
      og_label = args[1].lower()
      label = og_label
      if og_label in state.passwords and (og_label in state.overwritten or og_label in state.to_remove):
      print("You will have to rename this password to restore it.")
      label_in = input("New label (If left empty, a number will be used): ")
      if label_in == "":
      label = str(len(state.passwords) + 1) # oh so hacky, i hate python and i want my damn state to be operated on by its own damn functions. I hate this.
      else:
      label_in.strip()
      label = label_in.lower()
      if og_label in state.to_remove:
      del state.to_remove[state.to_remove.index(og_label)]
      print(f"Restored {og_label}")
      elif og_label in state.overwritten:
      del state.overwritten[state.overwritten.index(og_label)]
      state.passwords[label] = state.passwords[f"old({og_label})"]
      del state.passwords[f"old({og_label})"]
      print(f"Restored {og_label}")
      else:
      print(f"Label '{og_label}' could not be found in deleted or overwritten passwords")
      elif command == "rename" or command == "rn":
      if len(args) < 3:
      print(f"Too few args for {command}. Usage: {USAGES['rename']}.")
      continue
      if args[1] in state.passwords:
      state.passwords[args[2]] = state.passwords[args[1]]
      del state.passwords[args[1]]
      print(f"{args[1]} -> {args[2]}")
      else:
      print(f"{args[1]} is not a known password label")
      elif command == "history" or command == "his" or command == "undolist":
      print("Deleted:")
      for remd in state.to_remove:
      print(f"{remd}: [...]", end=' ')
      print("\nOverwritten:")
      for over in state.overwritten:
      print(f"{over}: [...]", end=' ')
      print("")
      elif command == "new": # Form: new <length> [ <label> ]
      if len(args) < 2:
      print(f"Too few arguments for {command}, usage: {USAGES['new']}")
      continue
      try:
      length = int(args[1])
      except:
      print(f"Error parsing length as number, usage: {USAGES['new']}")
      continue
      if len(args) >= 3:
      label = args[2]
      else:
      label = ""
      if label in state.passwords:
      print(f"Error generating new password, label '{label}' is already in use.")
      if label in state.overwritten:
      if confim("Do you want to PERMANENTLY OVERWRITE {label}? (THIS CANNOT BE UNDONE)", "y", "n"):
      todo
      if confirm("Would you like to replace it?", "y", "n"):
      state.overwritten.append(label)
      state.passwords[f"old({label})"] = state.passwords[label]
      print(f"Overwriting '{label}' with new password...")
      if cfg['hints'] == True:
      print("(Hint: use the 'restore' command to undo this action)")
      else:
      continue
      charset = "all"
      chars = set()
      if len(args) == 4:
      charset = args[3]
      if charset == "all":
      chars = LOWERCASE_ALPHABET | UPPERCASE_ALPHABET | NUMBERS | SPECIAL
      else:
      s = charset.split("-")
      for c in list(s[0]):
      chars |= CHARSET_MAP[c]
      if len(s) > 1:
      for c in s[1]: # list of chars to exclude
      chars ^= set(c)
      password = generate_password(length, chars)
      print(str(password))
      state.add_password(label, password)
      elif command == "list" or command == "ls":
      if len(args) == 1:
      # if state.passwords.len() >= 10:
      # TODO: make it possible to scroll thru a list of passwords
      for l in state.passwords:
      if l not in state.to_remove and "old" not in l:
      print(f"{l}: [...]")
      if cfg['hints'] == True:
      print("(Hint: type 'list <key>' to decrypt your chosen password")
      elif len(args) == 2:
      print(state.get_password(args[1]).decode('utf-8'))
      state.save() state.save()
      print("Thanks for using!") print("Thanks for using!")
      ......
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