keyring-lib 0.3.0

High-level API for keyring, a cross-platform library to manage secrets
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🔐 keyring-lib

High-level API for keyring, a cross-platform library to manage secrets.

This library can be seen as a convenient wrapper around keyring:

  • No cargo feature is exposed (this library uses internally the keyring one linux-secret-service-rt-tokio-crypto-rust)
  • secret-service is included in this library, which prevents build issues.
  • The service name is changed globally instead, using the function keyring::set_global_service_name.
  • The entry has a new function find_secret that returns a Result<Option<String>>.
  • Every functions are logged using the log crate.

See the full API documentation and some examples.

Development

The development environment is managed by Nix. Running nix-shell will spawn a shell with everything you need to get started with the lib: cargo, cargo-watch, rust-bin, rust-analyzer

# Start a Nix shell
$ nix-shell

# then build the lib
$ cargo build -p keyring-lib

Contributing

If you want to report a bug that does not exist yet, please send an email at ~soywod/pimalaya@todo.sr.ht.

If you want to propose a feature or fix a bug, please send a patch at ~soywod/pimalaya@lists.sr.ht using git send-email. Follow this guide to configure git properly.

If you just want to discuss about the project, feel free to join the Matrix workspace #pimalaya.general or contact me directly @soywod. You can also use the mailing list [send an email|subscribe|unsubscribe].

Sponsoring

nlnet

Special thanks to the NLnet foundation and the European Commission that helped the project to receive financial support from:

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