I see you have no LICENSE file for this project. The default is copyright.

I would suggest releasing the code under the GPL-3.0-or-later or AGPL-3.0-or-later license so that others are encouraged to contribute changes back to your project.

the random module should never^1 be used for cryptographic purposes because it uses pseudorandom numbers. The python documentation also advises against it:

"Warning The pseudo-random generators of this module should not be used for security purposes. For security or cryptographic uses, see the secrets module."

^1 unless using random.SystemRandom

I left an issue a month or so ago and I decided to check back on this project. I noticed that you have directories with version numbers in the repo. The whole point of source control is that you can go back to prior versions without needed to make copies of your code.

GitHub has a really easy solution for this too, just create a release of whatever specific versions you want saved.

1. Made code more readable
2. Changed database system to be a document database based in json with keys that use a key value system
3. Updated README.md formatting and grammar
4. Changed interface

Issue: Right now you can only add or remove whole lines, but want to be able to edit the lines

Solution(s): Scrap the "Add to database" and "remove from database" options, and replace them with a "edit database" option, where you can simply edit the database like a normal text file.

Other Notes: The reason: If make a typo now, you have to first go the remove from database option, then remove the line, and then go to the add to database option, and then add the line again, which is annoying, and slow (Compared to simply being able too fix it like you would in a normal text file)

Problem: Currently, the database and the password generator are two separate parts of this program, which in my mind makes no sense, since you have to copy them to the clipboard, which is not good since basically any program could just read the clipboard.

Solution: 1 Add the password generator to the database edit option. (Implement password gen code into the database code) 2 Add an option in the password generator, (Make a "bridge" between the password gen and the database code)

Other notes: This also includes the Pincode generator. You could just write down the password on a piece of paper, but that is not very efficient, and one of the reasons why I created this program is to avoid putting stuff on paper.

Issue 1 No file crashes happen if you have the wrong file name, so instead of saying, no file found, the program crashes, which isn't really a good experience.

Solution: I will try to use some anti-filecrash librar(y)(ies).

Issue 2 Anti fuckup loops are while loops that stop the program from crashing in the program's input parts. However, these loops are not on all crash points.

Solution: while loops, with an error message.