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From what I see, we cannot list entries, but we can create keys as gauth_0 gauth_1 gauth_n, and iterate over it
It make sense to store the secrets in the keychain
Users will be able to use iCloud
We can remove all the ~/.gauth file related code and don't have to fix #4 and #5
I think it's a good idea. It will protect the secret (some people might be concerned about leave the secrets in an unprotected file on the file system).
Looking at this: http://blogs.developerforce.com/developer-relations/2011/11/using-keychain-for-secure-text-on-os-x.html
From what I see, we cannot list entries, but we can create keys as gauth_0 gauth_1 gauth_n, and iterate over it
It make sense to store the secrets in the keychain
Users will be able to use iCloud
We can remove all the ~/.gauth file related code and don't have to fix #4 and #5
This library is huge but do the work: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/keyring.
A lighter version (easier to package with the bundle): https://github.com/spjwebster/keychain.py
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