devops-overseer-credentials 0.1.1

A basic Python plugin

🧩 devops-overseer-credentials

devops-overseer-credentials is a plugin extension for the DevOps Overseer framework.
It provides a simple and consistent command-line interface for securely managing local credentials (usernames, tokens, authentication types) used by other DevOps Overseer adapters or automation scripts.

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🚀 Overview

This plugin allows you to:

• Add, update, or remove credentials for applications and services (e.g., Jira, Confluence, Artifactory).
• Store credentials locally in a structured YAML file under ~/.config/devops-overseer/credentials.yml.
• Manage multiple credentials under distinct application names.
• Integrate with the Overseer CLI using the command:

  devopso credentials [command] [options]
  

All credentials are persisted in YAML format and can be consumed by other DevOps Overseer components through the centralized configuration management system.

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⚙️ Installation

If not already bundled within your DevOps Overseer setup:

pip install devops-overseer-credentials

This plugin will automatically register itself as a subcommand in the Overseer CLI if installed within the same Python environment.

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🧠 Usage

Command syntax

devopso credentials <command> [options]

Available commands

Command	Alias	Description
add	a	Add new credentials for an application
remove	rm	Remove credentials for an application
update	u	Update credentials for an existing application

Options

Option	Short	Required	Description
--application	-a	✅	Target application name (e.g. jira, confluence)
--user	-u	⚙️ (add/update)	Username or identifier
--password	-p	⚙️ (add/update)	Password or API token
--type	-t	❌	Authentication type (Basic or Bearer, defaults to Basic)
--file-path	-f	❌	Path to the credentials YAML file (defaults to ~/.config/devops-overseer/credentials.yml)

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💡 Examples

Add new credentials

devopso credentials add \
  -a jira \
  -u [e-mail] \
  -p myapitoken123 \
  -t Basic

Update existing credentials

devopso credentials update \
  -a confluence \
  -u [e-mail] \
  -p newapitoken456

Remove credentials

devopso credentials remove -a artifactory

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🧾 Configuration file structure

Credentials are stored in YAML format. Example ~/.config/devops-overseer/credentials.yml:

apps:
  jira:
    login: [e-mail]
    api-token: myapitoken123
    auth-type: Basic

  confluence:
    login: [e-mail]
    api-token: token456
    auth-type: Bearer

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🧱 Internals

Core class: CredentialsManager

Handles all CRUD operations on credentials, including validation and persistence:

• validate() — ensures required parameters are provided depending on the command.
• add_credentials() — safely adds a new entry to the YAML configuration.
• update_credentials() — replaces an existing entry.
• remove_credentials() — deletes credentials for a given application.
• run() — orchestrates operations based on the parsed CLI command.

Logging

All plugin operations integrate with the main devopso CLI logging system, preserving consistent formatting and verbosity.

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🧩 Integration with DevOps Overseer

This plugin registers automatically via:

def register(subparsers):
    ...

When the Overseer CLI loads, it detects and integrates all available plugins through the devopso.plugins entry point group.

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⚠️ Error Handling

Condition	Error Message	Behavior
Missing user/password for add/update	'user' and 'password' are required for this command.	Process exits with code 1
Trying to add existing application	can't add already existing application	Raises ConfigurationError
Trying to update/remove non-existing application	nothing to update/remove	Process exits with code 1

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🧰 Dependencies

• devopso.core.configuration — Configuration management utilities
• devopso.adapters.atlassian_adapter — Optional dependency for extended integrations
• devopso.cli — Main CLI interface for command registration and logging

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🪪 License

This project is part of the DevOps Overseer ecosystem. All rights reserved © 2025 — Licensed under the MIT License.

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👤 Author

Clement Dourval 📧 [e-mail]

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🏷️ Keywords

devops, credentials, cli, configuration, plugin, yaml, automation, devops-overseer