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# env.py
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This describes how to use secrets in an environment.
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It's nice to be able to share your source code without the passwords.
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This can be done by configuring the passwords on your environment.
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Just to prevent your password to show up in some log or so it's base64 encoded and uses the key 'SECRET' instead of password.
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This is what I have made for that:
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## Usage in other projects
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```
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import env
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password = env.secret
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# password now contains the base64 encoded secret.
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```
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## Create a secret variable
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1. execute `python3 env.py`
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2. enter password when asked
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3. copy this source in your `~/.bashrc`
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```bash
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export SECRET="your-base64-encoded-password-made-with-env.py"
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```
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## Source
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```python
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# (C) Retoor
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secret = None
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if __name__ == '__main__':
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import base64
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secret = input("Type password: ")
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print(base64.b64encode(secret.encode()).decode())
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else:
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import os
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import base64
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try:
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secret = base64.b64decode(os.getenv("SECRET","").encode()).decode()
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except:
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pass
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```
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