robocorp-vault

import os from robocorp.vault import get_secret, SecretNotFound # This example demonstrates how to retrieve a secret using robocorp-vault. # It requires a Robocorp environment (e.g., running within a Robocorp Task # or locally with appropriate environment variables like RC_API_SECRET_HOST # and RC_API_SECRET_TOKEN set to connect to your Control Room Vault). def access_my_example_secret(): secret_name = "MyTestSecret" # Replace with an actual secret name from your Control Room print(f"Attempting to retrieve secret: '{secret_name}'") try: # The get_secret function internally handles authentication using the # Robocorp environment context or configured API access details. secret = get_secret(secret_name) print(f"Successfully retrieved secret: {secret_name}") print(f" Username: {secret.username}") # For security, avoid printing raw passwords or sensitive values directly to logs. # print(f" Password: {secret.password}") if secret.value: print(f" Generic Value (first 5 chars): {secret.value[:5]}...") else: print(" This secret does not have a generic 'value'.") except SecretNotFound: print(f"Error: Secret '{secret_name}' not found. " "Please ensure it exists in your Robocorp Control Room Vault " "and the bot/robot has access permissions.") except Exception as e: print(f"An unexpected error occurred while accessing the vault: {e}") if __name__ == "__main__": # Simulate environment check for local execution. # In a real Robocorp run, these environment variables are automatically set. if not os.environ.get("RC_API_SECRET_HOST") and not os.environ.get("ROBOCORP_WORKITEM_STATE"): print("\n--- Local Execution Warning --- ") print("Running outside a Robocorp environment. Secret retrieval may fail.") print("To run locally, you need to configure RC_API_SECRET_HOST, RC_API_SECRET_TOKEN (or ROBOCORP_WORKITEM_STATE)") print("refer to Robocorp documentation for local testing secrets.") print("-------------------------------\n") access_my_example_secret()