swarmauri_mre_crypto_keyring 0.3.0.dev4

Keyring-backed multi-recipient encryption provider for Swarmauri

Swarmauri MRE Crypto Keyring

Multi-recipient encryption provider using external keyrings/HSMs.

Installation

pip install swarmauri_mre_crypto_keyring

Usage

KeyringMreCrypto delegates CEK (content-encryption key) management to user-provided keyring clients. Each client must implement id, wrap_cek, and unwrap_cek. The example below shows how to register an in-memory keyring and use it to encrypt and decrypt a payload.

import asyncio
import secrets
from swarmauri_mre_crypto_keyring import KeyringMreCrypto


class MemoryKeyring:
    def __init__(self):
        self._store = {}

    def id(self) -> str:
        return "memory"

    async def wrap_cek(self, cek: bytes, *, context):
        token = secrets.token_bytes(8)
        self._store[token] = cek
        return token

    async def unwrap_cek(self, header: bytes, *, context):
        return self._store[header]


async def main():
    keyring = MemoryKeyring()
    keyref = {"kind": "keyring_client", "client": keyring}
    crypto = KeyringMreCrypto()
    env = await crypto.encrypt_for_many([keyref], b"sensitive data")
    recovered = await crypto.open_for(keyref, env)
    assert recovered == b"sensitive data"


asyncio.run(main())

The snippet encrypts b"sensitive data" for the memory keyring and recovers the original plaintext using the same keyring client.

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