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Summary

Initialize the ENV_Storage project with Prisma ORM and SQLite database configuration for offline secrets management.

Changes

  • Set up Prisma with SQLite database
  • Configure basic project structure with .gitignore
  • Initialize database schema foundation

Technical Details

  • Database: SQLite for local, offline-first storage
  • ORM: Prisma for type-safe database access
  • Storage Location: Local file system

Testing

  • Project structure initialized
  • Prisma configuration validated

Next Steps

  • Define database schema for secrets storage
  • Implement encryption layer
  • Build API endpoints

- Fix import name from PBKDF2 to PBKDF2HMAC (correct cryptography API)
- Fix SQLAlchemy session detachment issue in list_projects()
- Eagerly load relationships to prevent lazy load errors

Tested on macOS - all functionality working correctly
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Pull Request Overview

This PR represents a complete transformation of ENV Storage Manager from a Python CLI application to a modern Electron-based desktop application with React frontend. The changes introduce Prisma ORM with SQLite for offline data storage, build a comprehensive React UI using Ant Design components, and establish the foundation for a secure environment variable management system.

Key Changes:

  • Complete technology stack migration: Python → JavaScript/Node.js with Electron + React
  • Modern UI implementation: Full React frontend using Ant Design components with dark theme
  • Database modernization: Prisma ORM with SQLite replacing direct SQLAlchemy implementation

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Copilot reviewed 61 out of 68 changed files in this pull request and generated 5 comments.

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File Description
package.json New project configuration with Electron, React, Vite, Prisma, and Ant Design dependencies
prisma/schema.prisma Complete database schema definition for Config, Project, EnvVar, and AuditLog models
electron/main.js Electron main process setup with window management and IPC handler initialization
electron/ipc-handlers.js Comprehensive IPC handlers for authentication, projects, environment variables, and audit logging
electron/database.js Prisma client initialization and database connection management
electron/crypto.js Cryptographic functions for encryption, decryption, and password hashing
src/components/* Complete React UI implementation with 6 main components using Ant Design
src/App.jsx Main React application with authentication flow and theme configuration
vite.config.js Vite build configuration for React and Tailwind CSS
Various removed files Cleanup of legacy Python implementation files

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export function verifyPassword(password, hash, salt) {
const hashToVerify = hashPassword(password, salt);
return crypto.timingSafeEqual(Buffer.from(hash), Buffer.from(hashToVerify));
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The verifyPassword function assumes both hash and hashToVerify are hex strings when converting to buffers, but this could lead to timing attacks if the lengths differ. Consider using crypto.timingSafeEqual(Buffer.from(hash, 'hex'), Buffer.from(hashToVerify, 'hex')) to be explicit about encoding, or ensure both values are normalized to the same buffer length."

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return crypto.timingSafeEqual(Buffer.from(hash), Buffer.from(hashToVerify));
const hashBuffer = Buffer.from(hash, 'hex');
const hashToVerifyBuffer = Buffer.from(hashToVerify, 'hex');
if (hashBuffer.length !== hashToVerifyBuffer.length) {
return false;
}
return crypto.timingSafeEqual(hashBuffer, hashToVerifyBuffer);

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import prisma from './database.js';
import { encrypt, decrypt, deriveKey, generateSalt, hashPassword, verifyPassword } from './crypto.js';

let masterKey = null;
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Storing the master key in a global variable poses a security risk as it remains in memory throughout the application lifecycle. Consider implementing a more secure key management approach, such as clearing the key after a timeout period or using secure memory allocation techniques.

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// Set database URL to user data directory in production
const isDev = process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production';
const dbPath = isDev
? path.join(__dirname, '../prisma/dev.db')
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The development database path uses a relative path that could be vulnerable to path traversal attacks. Consider using an absolute path or additional validation to ensure the database is created in the intended location.

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? path.join(__dirname, '../prisma/dev.db')
? path.resolve(__dirname, '../prisma/dev.db')

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Comment on lines +66 to +67
{ required: true, message: 'Please enter your password' },
!isSetup ? { min: 8, message: 'Password must be at least 8 characters' } : null,
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The password minimum length validation is only applied when !isSetup is true, which means it's only enforced during the initial setup. This logic appears inverted - password length validation should apply during setup (when isSetup is false) but the condition checks !isSetup. This could allow weak passwords during login attempts.

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Comment on lines +147 to +150
try {
if (!masterKey) {
return { success: false, error: 'Not authenticated' };
}
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The authentication check is repeated in multiple handlers (envvars:list, envvars:create, envvars:update, envvars:export). Consider extracting this into a reusable authentication middleware function to reduce code duplication and ensure consistent authentication behavior across all protected routes.

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@curiouscoder-cmd curiouscoder-cmd merged commit 5e6e6e4 into curiouscoder-cmd:main Oct 11, 2025
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