Keychain

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This implements support for the python 'keychain' module.

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This is experimental support for the 'keychain' module:

https://pypi.python.org/pypi/keyring

It still has some caveats, things to think about:

• Apparently it supports OSX and Windows too but I have only tested gnome-keychain.
• It looks for the password, and prompts for it and saves it if not found
• You can use seahorse to view the password entry.
• Keychain is pip installable, but the PyGObject thing isn't. (https://wiki.gnome.org/action/show/Projects/PyGObject?action=show&redirect=PyGObject)
• This means, you need to make a venv with --use-site-packages and install afp-cli and keychain there. Should probably be documented.
• If you don't have the PyGObject thing installed, it uses something else, but I haven't worked out what.
• There is lightweight replacement for PyGObject called pgibut you need to hack keychain and then it can only set the password, not retreive it. (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pgi)

I'd appreciate if some of the tech-savy ones amongst you could give it a shot and provide feedback.

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Also, I had to vendor bottledaemon again, because:

https://github.com/ImmobilienScout24/afp-cli/commit/900dec1dd33fa9fbd30c561fadc775924b1a0623

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And oh yeah, sorry, but I didn't have any time to write tests, but will before the merge. evilgrin

[mriehl]

@esc you are my hero. As an end user I am using a global install of api-cli anyway so reliance on system site packages is not an issue for me.

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@mriehl no worries! It was trivial to implement once I understood where the packages come from and how to install them

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@mriehl also, let me know if it works for you!

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Regarding the coverage and tests, the cli.py file is excluded from the coverage, but contains a bunch of code.. should probably deal with this somehow.

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Guess I'll be merging this and refactoring it with more pull-requests.