As a Module¶
There are two ways to give in the Azure KeyVault credentials, either set environment variables for:
AZURE_VAULT_BASE_URL=***
AZURE_CLIENT_ID=***
AZURE_SECRET_KEY=***
AZURE_TENANT_ID=***
or set them while calling the object.
Get a Single Secret¶
You can get a single secret with the following example:
from azsecrets import AzureSecrets
secrets = AzureSecrets('https://', 'client id', 'secret key', 'tenant id')
print(secrets.get_secret('secret-name'))
# secret-value
Get All Secrets¶
from azsecrets import AzureSecrets
secrets = AzureSecrets('https://', 'client id', 'secret key', 'tenant id')
print(secrets.get_secret())
# {
# 'secret-name-1' : 'secret-value-1',
# 'secret-name-2': 'secret-value-2'
# ...
# }
Get Specific Set of Secretes¶
You can also get a specific set of secrets present in your Azure KeyVault by doing:
from azsecrets import AzureSecrets
secrets = AzureSecrets('https://', 'client id', 'secret key', 'tenant id')
print(secrets.get_secret(['secret-name-1', 'secret-name-2']))
# {
# 'secret-name-1' : 'secret-value-1',
# 'secret-name-2': 'secret-value-2'
# }
Package Contents¶
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class
azsecrets.
AzureSecrets
(vault_base_url: str = None, client_id: str = None, secret: str = None, tenant: str = None)[source]¶ Azure secrets object that can be used for CLI and as a module.
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env_bash
(secret_names: list = None, except_names: list = None)[source]¶ Prints environment variable for Bash
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env_cmd
(secret_names: list = None, except_names: list = None)[source]¶ Prints environment variable for CMD
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env_powershell
(secret_names: list = None, except_names: list = None)[source]¶ Prints environment variable for PowerShell
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get_secret
(secret_name: str, secret_version: str = None) → str[source]¶ Get the value for the secret key.
- Parameters
secret_name (str) – Name of the secret key.
secret_version (str) – The version string of the secret key.
- Returns
The secret value.
- Return type
str
>>> secrets = AzureSecrets('https://', 'client id', 'secret key', 'tenant id') >>> print(secrets.get_secret('secret-name')) secret-value
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get_secrets
(env_names: list = None) → dict[source]¶ A dictionary of secret name and it’s value.
- Parameters
env_names (list) – A list of secret names.
- Return type
dict
- Returns
Dictionary of secrets.
>>> secrets = AzureSecrets('https://', 'client id', 'secret key', 'tenant id') >>> print(secrets.get_secrets(['secret-name-1', 'secret-name-2'])) { 'secret-name-1' : 'secret-value-1', 'secret-name-2': 'secret-value-2' }
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