Struct PasswordApi

pub struct PasswordApi<'a> { /* private fields */ }

Actions on the PasswordApi API

Implementations

impl<'a> PasswordApi<'a>

pub async fn list( &self, details: Option<Details>, ) -> Result<Vec<Password>, Error>

The list action lists all passwords of the user except those in trash and the hidden ones.

The return value is a list of password objects with the given detail level

Notes

• The list will not include trashed passwords
• The list will not include hidden passwords
• The list will not include suspended passwords where the folder or a parent folder is in the trash

pub async fn get( &self, details: Option<Details>, id: Uuid, ) -> Result<Password, Error>

The show action lists the properties of a single password.

The return value is a password object with the given detail level

Notes

• This is the only action that can access hidden passwords

pub async fn find( &self, criteria: PasswordSearch, details: Option<Details>, ) -> Result<Vec<Password>, Error>

The find action can be used to find all passwords matching the given search criteria.

The return value is a list of password objects that match the criteria with the given detail level

Notes

• The property trashed will be set to false if not present
• The list will not include hidden passwords
• The list will not include suspended passwords where the folder or a parent folder is in the trash

pub async fn create( &self, value: CreatePassword, ) -> Result<PasswordIdentifier, Error>

The create action creates a new password with the given attributes.

Notes

• If the password is not hidden and should be created in a hidden folder, it will be created in the base folder instead
• If the folder uuid is invalid or does not exist, the base folder uuid will be used instead
• If the edited argument is “0” or missing, the current time will be used
• If the edited time is in the future, the current time will be used
• If the cseType is set to “none”, the hash will be calculated on the server
• If the tags argument contains invalid tag ids, they will be ignored
• You can assign hidden tags to a not hidden password, but they will not be visible.
• Therefore another client might remove the tag by accident

pub async fn update( &self, folder: UpdatePassword, ) -> Result<PasswordIdentifier, Error>

The update action creates a new revision of a password with an updated set of attributes.

Notes

• If the password is not editable any change to the encrypted properties, the cseType and the hash will be ignored.
• If the password is shared you can only use cse types which support sharing
• If the password is shared you can not hide the password
• If the password is not hidden and should be moved to a hidden folder, it will be moved to the base folder instead
• If the password has tags and you want to remove all tags, you need to submit an array with one invalid tag id
• If the folder uuid is invalid or does not exist, the base folder uuid will be used instead
• If the edited argument is “0” or missing, the timestamp from the last revision will be used
• If the edited time is in the future, the current time will be used
• If the hash has not changed, the edited field from the last revision will be used
• If the cseType is set to “none”, the hash will be calculated on the server
• If the tags argument is empty or missing, no changes will be made
• If the tags argument contains invalid tag ids, they will be ignored
• You can assign hidden tags to a not hidden password, but they will not be visible.
• Therefore another client might remove the tag by accident

pub async fn delete( &self, id: Uuid, revision: Option<Uuid>, ) -> Result<TrashedIdentifier, Error>

The delete action moves a password to the trash or deletes it completely if it is already in the trash.

Notes

• If a password is moved to the trash, the relations to tags will be hidden from the tag, but not the password.
• If the revision is set, the password will only be deleted if that revision is the current revision. Otherwise an “Outdated revision id” error is returned. This way, a password is not accidentally deleted instead of trashed if the client is out of sync.

pub async fn restore( &self, id: Uuid, revision: Option<Uuid>, ) -> Result<PasswordIdentifier, Error>

The restore action can restore an earlier state of a password.

Notes

• If no revision is given and the password is in trash, it will be removed from trash
• If no revision is given and the password is not in trash, nothing is done
• If a revision is given and the revision is marked as in trash, it will be removed from trash
• If a revision is given that does not belong to the model, a “Invalid revision id” error will be returned.
• The action will fail if the password is shared but the revision to restore does not meet the requirements for sharing
• This action will always create a new revision
• The server side encryption type may change
• If the folder does not exist anymore, it will be moved to the base folder
• Tag relations can not be restored
• Deleted passwords can not be restored