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Locker is a HTML based webapp to store information after encryption. It supports storing of 3 types of structured information - passwords, notes, and journals.
When you open Locker in your browser, you will see three tabs (excluding help).
To start using locker, create a database by entering the desired database name, username, and password in the 'Create' tab of the locker screen. The password you enter is used to encrypt your information. Once the database is created you can add passwords, notes and journals.
After creation of your locker database, you will see the various options in the sidebar. You can toggle sidebar from the top-bar.
This contain summary of your data inside current database.
You can store passwords by clicking on the 'plus' sign in the top bar. You can also sort your passwords based on date or alphabetical order.
To view password, click in the 'eye' icon of the password block. You can edit and delete the password from the options in the password block.
You can search password from the top bar. Any text entered in the search box will be matched against website and username in yours passwords.
You can add, sort and search notes from the top bar. Each note can be tagged using space separated list of tags in add or edit form.
Locker uses Quill editor to creates notes and the entire HTML content of your notes is saved in database after encryption. Quill editor has been extended to allow users to create boxes for emphasis by clicking on 'Box' button. Once a box is created, 'BoxS' button can be used to change 'box' color. The box settings in basicaly the classes which are applied to the box. The class box is automatically applied. To apply color to the box type the color of the box in the setting input. For example, the input box red will make the box red. The supported colors are - gray (default). red, blue, green, yellow, pink and purple. To remove the box, click again on 'Box' button.
Any note marked as favorite by checking the 'star' icon will become the home page of you notes. Click again the same icon to remove the note from home page.
Journals is similar to notes, except for the following:
Once you have added data, you can save you database. There are two options for storage.
This is one of the safest app. No information is stored on any server. When you add any information, it is temporarily stored in your browser. It is lost once you refresh the page of close the browser. To reuse the information you must export it and store it whereever you like.
The Locker is inspired by TiddlyWiki which is a wiki in a HTML file.
Created by ReactiveMatter.
Source code is available on Github.