pypleasant 1.0.3

Python library and script to access the API of the pleasant password server.

pypleasant

pypleasant is a Python script and library which interfaces with the API of Pleasant Password Server.

pleasant-cli /path/to/entry --password  # print an entry's password
pleasant-cli /path/to/entry --attachments secret_file.txt  # download an attachment
pleasant-cli /path/to/entry --custom-field test  # print value of a custom field

Requirements

pypleasant requires Python >= 3.6 and is only compatible with Pleasant Password Server API v5.

Installation

pypleasant is available on PyPi and can be easily installed via pip:

pip install pypleasant

In order to use the command-line client pleasant-cli, ensure that your PATH variable includes Python's bin directory (adapt if necessary):

export PATH+=":$HOME/.local/bin"

Use the --help switch to check whether everything is setup correctly:

pleasant-cli --help

Alternatively, pypleasant can be executed as a Python module without modifying the PATH variable:

python -m pypleasant --help

Configuration

pleasant-cli prompts the user for missing login information required for the Pleasant API. This information can be configured (partially or completely) using command-line parameters or environment variables:

• --api-url or PYPLEASANT_API_URL
• --api-user or PYPLEASANT_API_USER
• --api-password (NOT RECOMMENDED) or PYPLEASANT_API_PASSWORD

In case self-signed certificates are used, consider disabling the HTTPS certificate check via --disable-cert-check or by setting PYPLEASANT_DISABLE_CERT_CHECK=true.

Usage

Print entry attributes:

pleasant-cli /path/to/entry --username
pleasant-cli /path/to/entry --password
pleasant-cli /path/to/entry --url

Access a custom field's value:

pleasant-cli /path/to/entry --custom-field test

Download attachments (defaults to the current directory):

pleasant-cli /path/to/entry --attachments  # downloads all attachments
pleasant-cli /path/to/entry --attachments secret_file.txt
pleasant-cli /path/to/entry --attachments file_1.txt file_2.txt --download-dir /path/to/download/dir

For a complete overview of all parameters, run pleasant-cli with the --help switch:

> pleasant-cli --help
                       (--username | --password | --url | --custom-field [CUSTOM_FIELD] | --attachments [ATTACHMENTS [ATTACHMENTS ...]])
                       [--download-dir DOWNLOAD_DIR] [--api-url API_URL]
                       [--api-user API_USER] [--api-password API_PASSWORD]
                       [--disable-cert-check] [--verbose] [--debug]
                       path

positional arguments:
  path                  the path on the pleasant server to the credential
                        entry, e.g. /Development/git (env var:
                        PYPLEASANT_PATH_TO_ENTRY)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --username            print the username
  --password            print the password
  --url                 print the URL
  --custom-field [CUSTOM_FIELD]
                        print the given custom field
  --attachments [ATTACHMENTS [ATTACHMENTS ...]]
                        download the given attachment(s); if no attachment is
                        given, all attachments are downloaded
  --download-dir DOWNLOAD_DIR
                        attachments are downloaded to this directory (DEFAULT:
                        '.', env var: PYPLEASANT_DOWNLOAD_DIR)
  --api-url API_URL     URL of the pleasant server api (env var:
                        PYPLEASANT_API_URL)
  --api-user API_USER   user for the pleasant server API (env var:
                        PYPLEASANT_API_USER)
  --api-password API_PASSWORD
                        password for the pleasant server API (env var:
                        PYPLEASANT_API_PASSWORD)
  --disable-cert-check  disable HTTPS cert check (env var:
                        PYPLEASANT_DISABLE_CERT_CHECK)
  --verbose             activate verbose output
  --debug               activate debug output (env var: PYPLEASANT_DEBUG)