keychain_manager 0.1.1

A Python API for Mac OS X Keychain, port of https://github.com/jprichardson/keychain_manager

A Python api for Mac OS X Keychain. It is a port of https://github.com/jprichardson/keychain_manager

• Free software: BSD license

Getting started

To install the package do:

pip install keychain-manager

Usage

Example of generating Apple Push Certificate

from keychain_manager import KeychainManager
import os.path

USER = '[e-mail]'
# let's choose a keychain name, so we won't pollute the 'login' keychain
KEYCHAIN = 'apple_push_keychain'
# this is where the file aps_production_identity.cer will be downloaded
YOUR_DOWNLOADS_DIR = '~/Downloads/'

RSA_FILE = '/tmp/myrsa.key'
KeychainManager.generate_rsa_key(RSA_FILE)

CERT_FILE = '/tmp/CertificateSigningRequest.certSigningRequest'
# 'US' is the country abbreviation.
KeychainManager.generate_cert_request(USER, 'US', RSA_FILE, CERT_FILE)

kcm = KeychainManager(KEYCHAIN)
if kcm.exists():
    kcm.delete()
kcm.create()

kcm.import_rsa_key(RSA_FILE)

#now from your browser, you'll have downloaded a file from Apple typically
named: aps_production_identity.cer
kcm.import_apple_cert(os.path.join(YOUR_DOWNLOADS_DIR, 'aps_production_identity.cer'))

P12_FILE = '/tmp/push_prod.p12'
kcm.export_identites(P12_FILE)

PEM_FILE = '/tmp/push_prod.pem'
KeychainManager.convert_p12_to_pem(P12_FILE, PEM_FILE)

kcm.delete()

Tests

Tests are running on the Mac OS X only, since we need to have actualy Keychain Manager. Just clone the repo on your Mac computer and run:

python setup.py test

History

0.1.0 (2013-09-11)

• First release on PyPI.