dworshak-access 0.1.8

**dworshak-access** is a lightweight library for local credential access. It exposes the **get_secret()** function, to allow a program to leverage credentials that have been established using the Drowshak CLI tool, which is a separate package.

dworshak-access is a lightweight library for local credential access. By adding dworshak-access as a dependecy to your Python project, you enable your program or script to leverage credentials that have been established using the Drowshak CLI tool, which is a separate package.

Functions exposed in dworshak-access:

• check_vault() # For troubleshooting automated testing.
• get_secret() # The meat and potatoes.

Example

from dworshak_access import get_secret

service_name = "MyThirdFavoriteAPI"
item_id_u = "username"
item_id_p = "password"

un = get_secret(service_name,item_id_u)
pw = get_secret(service_name,item_id_p)

# Then use these in your program

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Cryptography Library (When Building dworshak-access From Source or When Using It A Dependency in Your Project)

The only external Python library used is crytography, for the Fernet class.

On a Termux system, cryptography can (A) be built from source or (B) the precompiled python-crytography dedicated Termux package can be used.

A. Allow cryptography to build from source (uv is better at this compared to using pip)

pkg install rust binutils
uv sync

B. Use python-cryptography (This is faster but pollutes your local venv with other system site packages.)

pkg install python-cryptography
uv venv --system-site-packages
uv sync

uv venv --system-site-packages is a modern,faster alternative to python -m venv .venv --system-site-packages. Because uv manages the build-time dependencies (setuptools-rust and cffi) in an isolated environment and coordinates the hand-off to the Rust compiler more robustly than pip, it is the recommended way to install cryptography from source on Termux.

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