- Search bar for easily finding a secret on mobile.
### TOTP
- Can view and delete TOTP codes.
- Ability to scan a QR code, input a URI or input a key for adding TOTP codes.
- Supports adding vault-generated TOTP keys for testing.
### Transit
- Can create transit engines and keys with all supported cyphers.
- Supports encrypt, decrypt and rewrap in browser.
### Policies
- Can view, edit and delete policies.
### Auth
- Supports limited viewing some auth methods.
#### Auth / UserPass
- Can manage userpass users and change passwords, expiry and other settings
## How to build:
Recommended: use direnv or just nix-shell to automatically grab nodejs and required build dependencies.
```
npm install --save-dev
npx webpack
```
The resulting built files will be in `dist/`
## How to run in development:
```
npm install --save-dev
npx webpack serve --config webpack-dev.config.js
```
## How to host/use
We host it via GitLab pages at [VaultUI](https://vaultui.owo.monster).
Simply copy the files to root of webserver.
You will need a redirect rule to redirect any 404's or non-200's to index.html.
Cors will need to be enabled for you to use VaultUI.
Due to vault encrypting cors config with the unseal key, you can't use VaultUI to unseal vault for the first time.
However, you can use VaultUI to unseal vault for first unseal if you can replace without appending to the cors headers so they use the same headers when unsealed as sealed.