Yith Library server
Yith Library is a password storage server.
You can read more about it at http://packages.python.org/yith-library-server
Unless you can decipher passwords with your brain you will probably find useful the Yith Library Web Client located at https://github.com/lorenzogil/yith-library-web-client
There is an instance running at http://yithlibrary.com
Yith Library is free software licensed under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License version 3.
0.4 (2016-05-31)
New Features:
Add support for Python 3.5
Update dependencies
Small improvements in development mode (contributed by Fidel Ramos)
Small documentation improvements (contributed by Fidel Ramos)
Use Redis for sessions instead of local files
Build the web assets at build time
Compile translation catalogs at build time
Use flake8 as a pre-commit hook
Daily script to clean expired access codes
Update the donations page with our new providers
Use official PyPI mirror on Openshift
Bug fixes:
Run the tests on Travis the same way Tox run them locally
Fix bug when parsing dates with milliseconds
Make background images from CSS rules work (Lorenzo Gil)
Fix integrity bug when destroying an account
0.3 (2015-07-07)
New features:
Updated all the dependencies to newer versions
Replaced persistence layer from MongoDB to PostgreSQL (Lorenzo Gil)
New UI based on Bootstrap 3 (Lorenzo Gil)
Assets concatenation and minification using webassets (Lorenzo Gil)
Replaced custom oauth2 support with the oauthlib implementation (Lorenzo Gil)
Reused package dependencies information between requirements.txt and setup.py (Fidel Ramos)
Added back Python 3 support (Lorenzo Gil)
Removed the custom DatetimeService and use freezegun instead for mocking datetimes in tests (Lorenzo Gil)
Add Microsoft Live Connect as a new IdP (Lorenzo Gil)
Add a Contributions page with donations support via PayPal (Lorenzo Gil)
Bug fixes:
Lots of fixed contributed by Lorenzo Gil, Sergio Rus and Alejandro Blanco
0.2 (2013-02-03)
New features:
Import/export of password collections
Periodic mailing of password backup files
New report to get statistics of usage
Rename old usage report to users since it just list the users
Improve gravatar icon style in the header
Make Persona logout more robust
Improve the marketing (Twitter and Github links)
Regressions:
Remove Python 3 support because of a pyramid_mailer’s bug. The bug (#24) has been fixed but no new release has been made as of this writing.
0.1 (2013-01-13)
Oauth2 protocol to access the passwords with a RESTful API
Facebook, Google, Mozilla Persona and Twitter authentication methods
Account merging to allow several authentication methods for one account
User profile with Gravatar integration
Account removal
Localized to English and Spanish languages
Google Analytics support that users can avoid
100% test coverage
Landing, terms of service and contact pages
1 maintainer
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