trove-core

kdbx-compatible vault primitives: opening, saving, and editing KeePass .kdbx databases, with format compatibility with KeePassXC as a hard requirement.

The crate exposes a small, synchronous API over an open vault:

use trove_core::Vault;

let mut vault = Vault::open("vault.kdbx".as_ref(), "correct horse")?;
for entry in vault.list_entries() {
    println!("{}", entry.display_path());
}
# Ok::<(), trove_core::Error>(())

• Vault::open / Vault::create / save
• list_entries / get_entry / find_by_title — non-secret summaries
• get_field / set_field — read or write a single field on demand
• add_entry / delete_entry
• attach_binary / read_binary / remove_binary

Scope today is KDBX 4 with a password master key. The crate forbids unsafe and delegates protected-value handling to the underlying keepass crate.

License

Licensed under either of Apache-2.0 or MIT at your option.