PassTron Security is a Password manager that stores user's password locally instead of a live database. It can auto generate secured passwords and UI experience is stable.
Existing distributions:
-
passtron-linux-x64
Linux-x64
-
passtron-win32-x64
Windows32-x64
PassTron/distributions/ |___ linux-x64 | |___ passtron-linux-x64 | |___ Win32-x64 |___ passtron-win32-x64
Using MSI installer
- Click on the below link to download the
MSI
installer forWindows
PassTron-v0.1.0.msi
- Once installed, open your
Start Menu
and in yoursearch explorer
typePassTron
and click on thePassTron
executable file in the search result. - If everything works fine, the application should start.
- If you face any error while opening, you need to build the distribution which is super simple. Check this link: build windows distribution
- Distribution for windows is also present inside
distributions/win64
directory,
- Navigate to
win64/
directory and then double-click on thepasstron.exe
executible file. - You can also build your package. Check this link: build windows distribution
Debian package is yet to be built, but the distribution is created for now.
PassTron-v0.1.0-linux-x64
-
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/deepraj1729/PassTron.git
-
Navigate to
distributions/linux-x64
directory.PassTron/distributions/ |___ linux-x64 |___ passtron-linux-x64/
-
Inside the
passtron-linux-x64
directory, you will find a executible file,passtron
:
- Open the
passtron
file by double clicking it. If everything works fine, the application should start. - If you face any error while opening, you need to build the distribution which is super simple. Check this link: build linux distribution
Package for Mac is not yet built due to OS platform reasons. But creating distribution is super simple. Check this link: build MacOS distribution
- Node.js version: Any latest
LTS
version - npm version: Any latest
LTS
version
-
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/deepraj1729/PassTron.git
-
Navigate to
src/
directory and then towin64/
:src |___win64 |___ assets/ |___ public/ |___ svg/ |___ views/ |___ README.md |___ build_installer.js |___ home.html |___ main.js |___ package.json
-
Install the required
node_modules
frompackage.json
npm i
-
Check if the application works:
npm start
or
npm run start
-
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/deepraj1729/PassTron.git
-
Navigate to
src/
directory and then tolinux/
:src |___linux |___ assets/ |___ public/ |___ svg/ |___ views/ |___ README.md |___ home.html |___ main.js |___ package.json
-
Install the required libraries:
sudo apt install libcanberra-gtk-module libcanberra-gtk3-module
-
Install the required
node_modules
frompackage.json
npm i
-
Check if the application works:
npm start
or
npm run start
-
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/deepraj1729/PassTron.git
-
Navigate to
src/
directory and then tomacOS/
:src |___macOS |___ assets/ |___ public/ |___ svg/ |___ views/ |___ README.md |___ home.html |___ main.js |___ package.json
-
Install the required libraries:
sudo apt install libcanberra-gtk-module libcanberra-gtk3-module
-
Install the required
node_modules
frompackage.json
npm i
-
Check if the application works:
npm start
or
npm run start
Required engine configurations
to build distributions (any platform)
- Node.js version:
6.x.x
- npm version:
3.x.x
-
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/deepraj1729/PassTron.git
-
Navigate to
src/
directory and thenwin64/
:src |___win64 |___ assets/ |___ public/ |___ svg/ |___ views/ |___ README.md |___ build_installer.js |___ home.html |___ main.js |___ package.json
-
Install the required
node_modules
frompackage.json
npm i
-
Check if the application works:
npm start
or
npm run start
-
If the application works fine, let's build it
npm run build
-
Once done, then there will be a directory called
passtron-win32-x64
win64 |___ assets/ |___ public/ |___ svg/ |___ views/ |___ `passtron-win32-x64/` |___ README.md |___ build_installer.js |___ home.html |___ main.js |___ package.json
-
Navigate to this directory and then click on the
passtron.exe
-
For future use, add this file location in your
PATH
variable to access it everytime and save passwords in future.
-
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/deepraj1729/PassTron.git
-
Navigate to
src
directory and thenlinux
:src |___linux |___ assets/ |___ public/ |___ svg/ |___ views/ |___ README.md |___ home.html |___ main.js |___ package.json
-
Install the required libraries:
sudo apt install libcanberra-gtk-module libcanberra-gtk3-module
-
Install the required
node_modules
frompackage.json
npm i
-
Check if the application works:
npm start
or
npm run start
-
If the application works fine, let's build it
npm run build
-
Once done, then there will be a directory called
passtron-linux-x64
linux |___ assets/ |___ public/ |___ svg/ |___ views/ |___ `passtron-linux-x64/` |___ README.md |___ home.html |___ main.js |___ package.json
-
Navigate to this directory and then double-click on the
passtron
executible file -
For future use, add this file location in your
PATH
variable to access it everytime and save passwords in future.
-
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/deepraj1729/PassTron.git
-
Navigate to
src
directory and thenmacOS
:src |___macOS |___ assets/ |___ public/ |___ svg/ |___ views/ |___ README.md |___ home.html |___ main.js |___ package.json
-
Install the required libraries:
sudo apt install libcanberra-gtk-module libcanberra-gtk3-module
-
Install the required
node_modules
frompackage.json
npm i
-
Check if the application works:
npm start
or
npm run start
-
If the application works fine, let's build it
npm run build
-
Once done, then there will be a directory called
passtron-mac-x64
macOS |___ assets/ |___ public/ |___ svg/ |___ views/ |___ `passtron-mac-x64/` |___ README.md |___ home.html |___ main.js |___ package.json
-
Navigate to this directory and then double-click on the
passtron.app
executible file -
For future use, add this file location in your
PATH
variable to access it everytime and save passwords in future.