AWS CodeArtifact Keyring Backend

The keyrings.codeartifact package provides authentication for publishing and consuming packages within a private PyPi repository hosted on AWS CodeArtifact; it contains an extension to the keyring library that will automatically inject a time-limited access token.

Installation

To install this package, install the "keyrings.codeartifact" package using pip:

pip install keyrings.codeartifact

Usage

The keyring library has been integrated with recent versions of pip and twine. Once installed, this library will automatically supply credentials whenever pip/twine (or other keyring-enabled package) attempts to use a repository hosted within CodeArtifact. It will use any appropriate AWS credentials provided in ~/.aws/credentials by default.

--index-url https://${DOMAIN}-${ACCOUNT}.d.codeartifact.${REGION}.amazonaws.com/pypi/${REPOSITORY}/simple/

Config

This backend provides a number of configuration options to modify the behaviour of the AWS client.

The configuration options can be specified within [codeartifact] sections of the keyringrc.cfg.

Run keyring diagnose to find its as the location; it varies between different platforms.

Available options:

• profile_name: Use a specific AWS profile to authenticate with AWS.
• token_duration: Validity period (in seconds) for retieved authorization tokens.
• aws_access_key_id: Use a specific AWS access key to authenticate with AWS.
• aws_secret_access_key: Use a specific AWS secret access key to authenticate with AWS.

For more explanation of these options see the AWS CLI documentation.

Single Section Configuration

A trivial example keyringrc.cfg section for a single account:

[codeartifact]
# Tokens should only be valid for 30 minutes.
token_duration=1800

# Use the 'default' profile name.
profile_name=default

# Use the following access keys.
aws_access_key_id=xxxxxxxxx
aws_secret_access_key=xxxxxxxxx

Multiple Section Configuration (EXPERIMENTAL)

This backend can use multiple sections to select different configuration values.

Each section may also have any of the following "qualifiers" in any order:

• domain: Matches on the repository domain.
• account: Matches on the repository account.
• region: Matches on the repository region.
• name: Matches on the repository name.

When looking up a CodeArtifact URL, each matching qualifier ranks that section higher.

The section with highest score (ie: the most specific match) will be selected for that URL.

When configured in this manner, the codeartifact section will specify default values.

An example of a more advanced configuration for using multiple sections:

# These are the defaults for other sections.
[codeartifact]
token_duration=1800

# Use for any repositories in account 000000000000.
[codeartifact account="000000000000"]
profile_name=special_profile

# Use for account 999999999999 with a repository named "staging".
[codeartifact account="999999999999" name="staging"]
profile_name=staging_profile

Development Environment

Use a virtual environment:

$ python3 -m venv venv
$ source venv/bin/activate
$ pip install -e .[dev,test]