pykeepass

import os from pykeepass import PyKeePass, create_database DB_PATH = 'my_database.kdbx' MASTER_PASSWORD = os.environ.get('KEEPASS_MASTER_PASSWORD', 'supersecurepassword') # Create a new KeePass database if not os.path.exists(DB_PATH): print(f"Creating new database at {DB_PATH}") kp = create_database(filename=DB_PATH, password=MASTER_PASSWORD) # Add a root group if it doesn't exist (create_database usually handles this) # kp.add_group(kp.root_group, 'General') kp.save() # Open an existing KeePass database print(f"Opening database: {DB_PATH}") kp = PyKeePass(DB_PATH, password=MASTER_PASSWORD) # Add a new entry if it doesn't exist if not kp.find_entries(title='Example Entry', first=True): print("Adding new entry: 'Example Entry'") # The path argument should be a list of strings for group hierarchy (v4.0.0+) entry = kp.add_entry(kp.root_group, 'Example Entry', 'testuser', 'entry_password_123', notes='This is a test entry.') print(f"Added entry: {entry.title} ({entry.username})") else: print("Entry 'Example Entry' already exists.") # Find an entry and retrieve its password entry = kp.find_entries(title='Example Entry', first=True) # Use first=True for a single entry if entry: print(f"Found entry '{entry.title}'. Username: {entry.username}, Password: {entry.password}") # Update an entry entry.notes = 'Updated notes for the test entry.' entry.tags = ['web', 'test'] print(f"Entry notes updated: {entry.notes}") print(f"Entry tags updated: {entry.tags}") else: print("Entry 'Example Entry' not found.") # Save changes to the database kp.save() print("Database saved successfully.") # Clean up (optional) # os.remove(DB_PATH) # print(f"Cleaned up: Removed {DB_PATH}")