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passwork-js

v1.2.20

Published

The Passwork API lets you retrieve, create, update passwords, folders and vaults. It is an easy way how you can integrate Passwork with your infrastructure. Use our Passwork JS Connector to make the integration smoother. The API operates behalf of the use

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Readme

About the API

The Passwork API lets you retrieve, create, update passwords, folders and vaults. It is an easy way how you can integrate Passwork with your infrastructure. Use our Passwork JS Connector to make the integration smoother. The API operates behalf of the user whom API Key is used.

Documentation

How to install

git clone https://github.com/passwork-me/js-connector.git .
npm install

API Key

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  • Sign in to your Passwork
  • Menu → API Settings
  • Enter your authorization key and generate the API Key

Keep the API Key in secret. Use method login(...) to retrieve a temporary API Token. The API Token is a session token. It lives while you are calling the API and then it gets expired and you will need to login again. API Token Lifetime can be set up in your Passwork. The API Token is stored in passswork instance under the hood and sent in HTTP Header.

Check for all available methods in Passwork API Methods

Open session

const Passwork = require('./src/passwork-api');
/** @type PassworkAPI */
const passwork = new Passwork("https://passwork/api/v4");
(async () => {
    await passwork.login("api-key");
    // or await passwork.login("api-key", "master password"); if you are using a client side encryption 

    // do what you need here

    await passwork.logout();
})();

A session lives for 10 mins (can be customized). So you can perform multiple actions within one session without executing login.

Examples

Get password by ID

const Passwork = require('./src/passwork-api');
const passwork = new Passwork("https://passwork/api/v4");
(async () => {
    await passwork.login("api-key");
    let password = await passwork.getPassword("password-id");
    await passwork.logout();
})();

More examples here

License

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.