Import and Export Integration in Passlock
This feature focuses on adding Import and Export tools to Passlock. The user can import data from encrypted vaults, CSV files, JSON files, etc., from anywhere on the device or on connected devices. They can export the existing vault's data to another location on the computer or on any connected device as an encrypted vault, a CSV file, or a JSON file.
1. This helps to:
- Transport data from one password manager to another.
- Enables the user to migrate from another password manager to Passlock.
- Allows sharing among different devices on the same network.
- Allows sharing between different users in various formats.
- Implements zero data loss in the process.
2. It has been kept in mind that users can get confused between duplicate credentials during import; for the same problem, smart duplicate handling needs to be implemented, so that any duplicate fields can be either merged or ignored during import.
3. It has also been noticed that users might want to export credentials with particular tags only. For that reason, a tag flag needs to be implemented for the user to export only particular credentials which meet the tag criteria.
4. If the users wish to preview the CSV or JSON file before importing to their existing vault, they need to be given a subcommand which allows the same. For this, a preview subcommand needs to be implemented, which will allow the users to preview the CSV or JSON file before finalising the import.
With that, I end this issue. Any updates about the same will be updated in this issue.
Import and Export Integration in Passlock
This feature focuses on adding Import and Export tools to Passlock. The user can import data from encrypted vaults, CSV files, JSON files, etc., from anywhere on the device or on connected devices. They can export the existing vault's data to another location on the computer or on any connected device as an encrypted vault, a CSV file, or a JSON file.
1. This helps to:
- Transport data from one password manager to another.
- Enables the user to migrate from another password manager to Passlock.
- Allows sharing among different devices on the same network.
- Allows sharing between different users in various formats.
- Implements zero data loss in the process.
2. It has been kept in mind that users can get confused between duplicate credentials during import; for the same problem, smart duplicate handling needs to be implemented, so that any duplicate fields can be either merged or ignored during import.
3. It has also been noticed that users might want to export credentials with particular tags only. For that reason, a tag flag needs to be implemented for the user to export only particular credentials which meet the tag criteria.
4. If the users wish to preview the CSV or JSON file before importing to their existing vault, they need to be given a subcommand which allows the same. For this, a preview subcommand needs to be implemented, which will allow the users to preview the CSV or JSON file before finalising the import.
With that, I end this issue. Any updates about the same will be updated in this issue.