keyring-lib

Crates.iokeyring-lib
lib.rskeyring-lib
version1.0.2
sourcesrc
created_at2023-08-27 12:19:01.973715
updated_at2024-10-27 07:08:00.012407
descriptionHigh-level, asynchronous API for keyring-rs, a cross-platform Rust library to manage credentials
homepagehttps://pimalaya.org/
repositoryhttps://github.com/pimalaya/core/tree/master/keyring/
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Clément DOUIN (soywod)

documentation

https://docs.rs/keyring-lib/latest/keyring/

README

🔐 keyring-lib

High-level, asynchronous API for keyring-rs, a cross-platform Rust library to manage credentials.

Features

  • Uses Secret Service on Linux
  • Uses the keyutils secure, in-memory Linux kernel cache (if available)
  • Uses default system security credential on MacOS and Windows
  • Supports tokio and async-std async runtimes
  • Supports rustls and openssl crypto libs
  • Supports serde (de)serialization from/to String

The library comes with 6 cargo features, including 2 default ones:

  • tokio: enables the tokio async runtime
  • async-std: enables the async-std async runtime
  • rustls: enables the rustls crypto
  • openssl: enables the openssl crypto
  • derive: enables serde support
  • vendored: compiles and statically link to a copy of non-Rust vendors like OpenSSL

Example

use keyring::{set_global_service_name, KeyringEntry};

#[tokio::main]
async fn main() {
    // define the global keyring service name once
    set_global_service_name("example");

    // create a keyring entry from a key string
    let entry = KeyringEntry::try_new("key").unwrap();

    // define a secret
    entry.set_secret("secret").await.unwrap();

    // get a secret
    entry.get_secret().await.unwrap();

    // find a secret
    entry.find_secret().await.unwrap();

    // delete a secret entry
    entry.delete_secret().await.unwrap();
}

See the full API documentation on docs.rs.

FAQ

Why not using keyring-rs directly?

This library can be seen as a convenient async wrapper around keyring-rs. If you have an async app and just want to have a default keystore for any target OS, then keyring-lib is the right choice. If you do not have an async app, or you want more control over keystores, using keyring-rs is a much better choice.

Sponsoring

nlnet

Special thanks to the NLnet foundation and the European Commission that helped the project to receive financial support from various programs:

All the credits go to keyring-rs. The maintainers are doing a great job there, consider supporting them first.

That said, if you appreciate this project, feel free to donate using one of the following providers:

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