This Rust crate, when built using the PyO3 project's maturin tool, produces a Python module that can be used to access the keyring ecosystem from Python. The built module is available on PyPI in the rust-native-keyring project; use

pip install rust-native-keyring

to install it and

import rust_native_keyring

to load it into your Python REPL. Here is a sample of what you can do:

import rust_native_keyring as rnk

rnk.use_named_store("sample", { 'backing-file': 'sample-test.ron' })
rnk.store_info()

entry = rnk.Entry('service', 'user')
entry.set_password('test password')
entry.info()
entry.get_credential().info()
if entry.get_password() == 'test password':
    print('Passwords match!')

e2 = rnk.Entry('service', 'user2')
e2.set_password('test password 2')
entries = rnk.Entry.search({ 'service': 'service' })
print(list(map(lambda e: e.info(), entries)))

rnk.release_store()

The crate doc gives more details on the API.

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