psonoapi 0.1.2

Psono API interface for python

Psono python module

This module is intended to allow you to interface with psono, a self hosted/cloud hosted open source secret manager.

This module has been developed by http://www.cybersecure.com/ . We provide managed backups and data resilience.

Authentication

You can either set it in the code as per below, or you can set it in the environment, and it will login automagically.

export PSONO_API_KEY_ID=
export PSONO_API_PRIVATE_KEY=
export PSONO_API_SECRET_KEY=
export PSONO_API_SERVER_URL=https://psono.org.com/server
export PSONO_API_SERVER_PUBLIC_KEY=
export PSONO_API_SERVER_SIGNATURE=

Simple examples

import psonoapi

# This connects to the psono public server by default.
psonoserver=psonoapi.PsonoServerConfig(key_id='b3b5c964-50d2-40d7-a0f0-69ae43c498d3',
                                    private_key='test'
                                    secret_key='test')
psono = psonoapi.PsonoAPI(serverconfig=psonoserver)

# getting a secret (this requires full api)
mysecret = psono.get_path('sharename/foldername/secretname')

# getting a secret 
mysecret = psono.get_secret(secret_id='b3b5c964-50d2-40d7-a0f0-69ae43c498d3')

# Getting a list of secrets that apply to a urlfilter:
mysecrets = psono.search_urlfilter('example.com')

# Updating (works as long as you have write permissions)
mysecret.title = 'I want a new title'
psono.update_secret(mysecret)

# You could also use write_secret instead
psono.write_secret(mysecret)

# Creating a new secret
newsecret = psono.generate_new_secret('website_password') # must be one of psonoapi.psono_type_list
newsecret : psonoapi.models.PsonoApplicationPassword # set the type to make life easy for yourself.
newsecret.path = 'existingfolder/newfolder/secretname'
newsecret.password = '1234'
newsecret.username = 'myusername'
newsecret.title = 'My special new secret'
psono.write_secret(newsecret)