username_password

== UsernamePassword

• http://github.com/baconpat/username_password

== DESCRIPTION:

Simple library for command line tools to request a username and password. If an "auth_file" is specified the input will be written to an encrypted file and will be read on future invocations - meaning the user does not have to type in their username/password every time.

This was specifically written to simplify writing and running simple scripts and command line tools that access a web service sitting behind basic HTTP authentication.

== SYNOPSIS:

require 'username_password' credentials = UsernamePassword.get

In irb:

require 'username_password' UsernamePassword.get Username: joe224 Password: secret => {:password=>"secret", :username=>"joe224"}

Specify a file where the username/password can be written to to prevent having to type them in every time a script is run

require 'username_password' UsernamePassword.auth_file = "/tmp/authfile" UsernamePassword.get

== LICENSE:

The MIT License

Copyright (c) 2010 Patrick Bacon

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