keyrings-cryptfile

import keyring from keyrings.cryptfile.cryptfile import CryptFileKeyring import os # Create an instance of the CryptFileKeyring kr = CryptFileKeyring() # Optional: Set a keyring key programmatically (e.g., from an environment variable) # If not set, the library will prompt interactively for the master password. # Hardcoding the keyring_key is insecure and should be avoided in production. keyring_master_password = os.environ.get('KEYRING_CRYPTFILE_MASTER_PASSWORD', '') if keyring_master_password: kr.keyring_key = keyring_master_password # type: ignore # Set a password for a service and user service_name = "my_application" username = "api_user" secret_password = "my_super_secret_password" # This will prompt for the master password if not set programmatically kr.set_password(service_name, username, secret_password) print(f"Password for service '{service_name}' and user '{username}' set successfully.") # Retrieve the password # This will also prompt for the master password if not set programmatically retrieved_password = kr.get_password(service_name, username) if retrieved_password: print(f"Retrieved password for '{service_name}' user '{username}': {retrieved_password}") else: print(f"No password found for '{service_name}' user '{username}'.") # To make CryptFileKeyring the default for the standard `keyring` library: # keyring.set_keyring(kr) # # Now, calls to keyring.set_password() or keyring.get_password() will use CryptFileKeyring # keyring.set_password("another_service", "another_user", "another_secret") # print(keyring.get_password("another_service", "another_user"))