Safely store and use as many your login – password credential information for access of different data bases or systems in your python kernel environment without revealing the credentials in python script
Use-case:
It is a security consideration to avoid including or writing your login password credentials in python code scripts. This is tutorial example on how to use the Keyring package to store
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Step1: store the password for first time
import keyring
keyring.set_password('login_XY', 'user_123', 'pass')
Step2: access to the password string in a separate script file
import keyring
keyring.get_password('login_XY', 'user_123')result:
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