Printing and storing credentials in plain text is a big faux pas in the developer world. Domo has new functionality that allows us to access the Accounts Object within Jupyter Notebooks (kb link).
Once you've accessed the Accounts object, store the credentials in a python dataclass (documentation). This will allow you to control representation (what happens when you print) as well as create standard and class methods attached to the class.
Define the Credential Class
from dataclasses import dataclass, field
@dataclass
class Credential:
domo_username:str
domo_password:str = field(repr = False)
domo_instance:str
session_token : str = field(default = None, repr = False)
@classmethod
def from_abstract_account(cls, account_name):
import domojupyter as domo
import json
account_str = domo.get_account_property_value(account_name, 'credentials')
creds_obj = json.loads(account_str)
return cls(domo_username = creds_obj.get('DOMO_USERNAME'),
domo_instance = creds_obj.get('DOMO_INSTANCE'),
domo_password = creds_obj.get('DOMO_PASSWORD'))
def say_hi(self):
print(f"hello my name is {self.domo_username}")
def get_full_auth(self) -> str:
import requests
url = f'https://{self.domo_instance}.domo.com/api/content/v2/authentication'
body = {
'method': 'password',
'emailAddress': self.domo_username,
'password': self.domo_password
}
res = requests.request(method='POST', url=url, json=body)
data = res.json()
if data.get('sessionToken'):
self.session_token = data.get('sessionToken')
return self.session_token
```python
Map over a list of the desired credentials
```python
account_list =['Valid Creds', 'Fake Credentials', 'Fake Creds_v2', 'Fake Creds_v3']
cred_store = [ Credential.from_abstract_account(account_name) for account_name in account_list]
```python
Get a Session Token for the first credential in the credential store.
```python
print(cred_store[0])
cred_store[0].get_full_auth()
```python
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