ai_credentials
A Python library for managing credentials securely using a Rust backend.
Installation
pip install ai_credentials
Usage
import ai_credentials
# Register credentials from .env file
ai_credentials.register_credentials('.env')
# Retrieve credentials for a specific username
password = ai_credentials.get_credentials('.env', 'user@example.com')
print(f'Retrieved password: {password}')
``` # Force refresh
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