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πŸ”‘ 9Key Server

The server-side application for the 9Key Password Manager, a modern looking πŸ‘€ and safe πŸ” Bitwarden and 1Password alternative.

Warning

Please note that 9Key is still in its early stages, there is a possibility that your credentials might be in danger when you use it.

That said, we aim to implement the best encryption standards using our own encryption module, ensuring that all data is end-to-end encrypted.

πŸ“° About

9Key Password Manager is a modern, fast and safe way to store your passwords in the cloud, encrypted. You can self-host or use our web client to use the app.

πŸ—ΊοΈ Clients

  • dokuzKey/frontend - Frontend application for the 9Key Password Manager. Built with NextJS and Typescript

πŸš€ Setting up

Make sure that Nodejs, Typescript Compiler and other dependencies are downloaded in your system.

$ git -v && node -v && npm -v && tsc -v
> git version X.XX.X
> vXX.XX.XX
> XX.X.X
> Version X.X.X

Pull the source code from Github:

$ git pull https://github.com/dokuzKey/server.git

After that, lets install our dependencies.

$ cd server
$ npm install

πŸš€ You can now run the server side code!

πŸ“„ License

This project has been licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.