passbolt 0.0.15

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⚗️   It is used to illustrate an article or as a conversation starter.
🧪  Use at your own risks!

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py-passbolt

About

Python library for Passbolt API based on httpx and PGPy.

You can also use python-gnupg if needed but it is not the default.

How to install

python -m pip install py-passbolt

How to use

config.json configuration file

Basically, create a config.json file containing needed configuration. You will find samples:

• For PGPy (default): config.json.PGPy.sample
• For python-gnupg: config.json.gnupg.sample

Then have a look at https://gitlab.com/AnatomicJC/py-passbolt/-/blob/main/example.py python script.

Environment variables

Mandatory:

• PASSBOLT_BASE_URL: Your passbolt URL

For PGPy:

• PASSBOLT_PRIVATE_KEY: Your passbolt private key in one-line format (See below about how to format)
• PASSBOLT_PASSPHRASE: Your passbolt passphrase

For python-gnupg:

• PASSBOLT_GPG_BINARY (Optional): path to your gpg binary, default to "gpg"
• PASSBOLT_GPG_LIBRARY: Set this to gnupg, otherwise it will be the default "PGPy"
• PASSBOLT_FINGERPRINT: The OpenPGP key fingerprint to use

How to set OpenPGP key in config.json or environment variables

Linux:

sed -z 's/\n/\\n/g' private.asc

MacOS

Install gnu-sed with brew:

$ brew install gnu-sed

Use gsed instead of sed:

gsed -z 's/\n/\\n/g' private.asc