keyrings-alt

import keyring import os # keyrings-alt, once installed, provides additional backends # that the 'keyring' library automatically discovers and uses. service_name = "my-app-service" username = "test-user" password = os.environ.get('KEYRING_TEST_PASSWORD', 'super-secret-password-123') print(f"Using keyring for service '{service_name}', user '{username}'.") # Set a password. The 'keyring' library will try to use the best available backend, # which might be one provided by keyrings-alt if no stronger native keyring is present. keyring.set_password(service_name, username, password) print(f"Password set for service '{service_name}' user '{username}'.") # Retrieve the password retrieved_password = keyring.get_password(service_name, username) print(f"Retrieved password: {'*' * len(retrieved_password) if retrieved_password else 'None'}") if retrieved_password == password: print("Password retrieved successfully and matches original.") else: print("Password retrieval failed or did not match.") # You can inspect the currently active keyring backend current_keyring = keyring.get_keyring() print(f"\nCurrently active keyring backend: {current_keyring.__class__.__name__}")