keyring - Python-Keyring command-line utility

keyring  provides  a  way  to  store,  lookup  and  delete  passwords  in  various  backends supported by
       Python-Keyring.

       Usage example:

       $ keyring set service username
       Password for 'username' in 'service':
       $ keyring get service username
       password

       How the SERVICE and USERNAME parameters are handled depends on  the  backend,  with  the  default  Secret
       Service backend they are stored as item lookup attributes.

       keyring - Python-Keyring command-line utility

-h, --help
              Show the help message and exit.

       -p KEYRING_PATH, --keyring-path=KEYRING_PATH
              Specify path to the keyring backend to use.

       -b KEYRING_BACKEND, --keyring-backend=KEYRING_BACKEND
              Specify name of the keyring backend to use.

       --list-backends
              List the available keyring backends and exit.

       --disable
              Create a configuration file disabling keyring and exit.

       --mode {password,creds}
              Specify  mode  for get operation.  password requires a username and will return only the password.
              creds does not require a username and will return both the username and password  separated  by  a
              newline.  Default is password.

       --output {plain,json}
              Specify output format for get operation. Default is plain.

       --print-completion {bash,zsh,tcsh}
              Print shell completion script.

secret-tool(1)

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keyring [OPTIONS] [get|set|del|diagnose] SERVICEUSERNAME