multipass

Reusable browser-login building blocks, spun out of canvasser. Import name and distribution are both multipass. GPL-3.0-or-later.

Ships four modules: credential resolution (multipass.credentials), persistent browser contexts with 700/600 debug snapshots (multipass.browser), a branding skeleton (multipass.config — state layout plus every brandable string in one frozen object), and the recogniser-loop auth engine (multipass.auth: LoginState dispatch, one IdP row, structural rejection check, allowlist liveness) with Duo answered through the duo-pass dependency. Factor plugins beyond Duo arrive through extra_recognisers.

from pathlib import Path
from multipass import CredentialNames, resolve_credentials

NAMES = CredentialNames(
    username_vars=("CONCURRER_USERNAME",),
    password_vars=("CONCURRER_PASSWORD",),
    program="concurrer",
)

user, pw = resolve_credentials(
    names=NAMES,
    default_file=Path.home() / ".local" / "state" / "concurrer" / "secrets.env",
)

Branding

A library must not hardcode its first host's variable names — and it must not hold them as setup either. Every variable, flag example, and program name the package can utter arrives per call, in one frozen CredentialNames the host constructs and passes in (resolve_credentials(names=...), LoginTarget(names=...)). There is no configure(), no active branding, and no default to inherit: a default here would be the thing every host silently inherits. The MULTIPASS_* object exists only so the shape has something to show, not something to run under. State paths work the same way: resolve_state_dir(config) takes its AuthConfig explicitly, and the browser's snapshot directory, session file, and profile dir are required arguments wherever they are used.