The JupyterLab Credential Store

This JupyterLab extension securely keeps your credentials and provides convenient access.

The JupyterLab Credential Store keeps your credentials secure using an AES-encryption. Add, edit, and delete credentials as key-value pairs in this JupyterLab frontend extension. Access the credentials with their keys:

The Credential Store

import kernel_connector as kc
kc.get_credential("my_secret")

Prerequisites

• JupyterLab
• NodeJs (apt-get install nodejs -y)
• NPM (apt-get install npm -y)
• PyCrypto (pip install pycrypto)

Installation

Install the JupyterLab Credential Store:

# Install OS dependencies
Linux:
  apt-get install nodejs -y
  apt-get install npm -y
MacOS:
  brew install nodejs npm
  
# Make a python 3.9 virtual environment
python3 -m venv venv39

# Activate the venv
source venv39/bin/activate

# Install Jupyter
pip install jupyterlab

# Install dependency for credentialstore
Linux:
  pip install pycrypto
MacOS:
  env "CFLAGS=-I/usr/local/include -L/usr/local/lib" pip install pycrypto

# Install this extension
npm config set registry https://nexus.admin.sharecare.com/repository/npm-repo/
npm login (interactive - enter Nexus username and password)
jupyter labextension install @docai/credentialstore 

OR

git clone git@github.com:doc-ai/jupyterlab-credentialstore.git
jupyter labextension install jupyterlab-credentialstore

# Fire up Jupyter
jupyter-lab

If you prefer a containerized configuration, the JupyterLab Credential Store seamlessly integrates with the JupyterLab-Configurator (presented here) that lets you easily create your JupyterLab configuration.