- kppy is a Python-module that provides full access to KeePass 1.x password databases which are used by the popular password manager KeePassX. Full access means:
Open, save and close KP-files correctly
Edit KP-files correctly and comfortable
AES encryption
First Python module for KeePass 1.x files that supports keyfiles, too.
First Python-KeePass module for Python 3. (Python 2 is supported, too)
- Some explanation to KeePass databases:
Database files are encrypted with AES
Database entries are sorted in groups
Groups support subgroups
Every entry has a title for better identification
Expiration dates for entries
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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