Provider Request - Passbolt
New Provider Request
Details
- Name: passbolt
- URL: https://www.passbolt.com/
- Modes: (read/write/read+write)
- GitHub projects: https://github.com/passbolt/passbolt_api
- API Documentation: https://help.passbolt.com/api
Hey @Jagostini We're accepting PRs, Do you want to implement this provider? I can assist you if you need to
Hey I am inetersred in implementing Passbolt in teller. @kaplanelad Can you please assign this issue?
Sure @Tanmoy741127, Check out this doc for adding new provider doc.
Let me know if you need some help
Thanks
@kaplanelad in teller, is there any built in support for GPG authentication ?
No, In teller there is no provider authentication mechanism. The idea behind that is to give the provider the auth ownership and not manage it in teller for each provider.
Do you want to share why do you needs it?
I was going through the documentation of passboult. They need GPG key based authentication, for that I was looking if teller has used it for any other integration. No problem, I will add the GPG authentication mechanism for this
On Sun, 4 Dec 2022, 12:14 Elad Kaplan, @.***> wrote:
No, In teller there is no provider authentication mechanism. The idea behind that is to give the provider the auth ownership and not manage it in teller for each provider.
Do you want to share why do you needs it?
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I think we need to keep out this logic outside Teller. My thoughts:
- can we get the file path in the environment variable and send it to the provider?
- We can add to the provider doc a pre-requisite step for using this provider? and let the user doing this logic?
We should take the path of key from the user.
I'll be closing this pull request for the time being.