Secrets manager that's baked into most os's 🤷

# Check for plugin.  If exists, read it from keyring and set values.
		self._plugin = plugin
		if self._plugin:
			import keyring

			# Set default blank values for creds
			keyring_creds = {
				"client_id": None,
				"client_secret": None,
				"access_token": None
			}

			# Try to update the blank creds with values from keyring
			try:
				keyring_creds.update( json.loads( keyring.get_password( self._base_url, self._plugin) ) )
			except:
				pass

			# Prompt for client_id or client_secret if not defined
			if not keyring_creds['client_id'] or not keyring_creds['client_secret']:
				import getpass

				# Prompt for client_id if not defined
				while not keyring_creds['client_id']:
					keyring_creds['client_id'] = getpass.getpass( f"No client_id found for plugin {self._plugin} on {self._base_url}.  Please enter: ")

				# Prompt for client_secret if not defined
				while not keyring_creds['client_secret']:
					keyring_creds['client_secret'] = getpass.getpass( f"No client_secret found for plugin {self._plugin} on {self._base_url}.  Please enter: ")

				# Set keyring password value as a stringified JSON object with the client_id and client_secret
				keyring.set_password( self._base_url, self._plugin, json.dumps(keyring_creds) )

			# Set client_id, client_secret, and access_token
			self._client_id = keyring_creds['client_id']
			self._client_secret = keyring_creds['client_secret']
			self._access_token = keyring_creds['access_token']

if self._plugin:
			import keyring

			keyring.set_password( self._base_url, self._plugin, json.dumps({
				"client_id": self._client_id,
				"client_secret": self._client_secret,
				"access_token": self._access_token
			}))

I don't love the code, but the idea is interesting!

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Yeah normally I think https://registry.terraform.io/providers/hashicorp/vault/latest/docs / SecretServer (bunch of secret managers) but this one is baked into your OS and if you're mostly worried about local dev maybe it's a good choice? I have no idea I haven't tried to use these much myself as I don't trust my OS (Windows) to store this stuff for me very well