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How to use the keen.scoped_keys.encrypt function in keen

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CenterForOpenScience / osf.io / osf / models / node.py View on Github

def generate_keenio_read_key(self):
        return scoped_keys.encrypt(settings.KEEN['public']['master_key'], options={
            'filters': [{
                'property_name': 'node.id',
                'operator': 'eq',
                'property_value': str(self._id)
            }],
            'allowed_operations': ['read']
        })

CenterForOpenScience / osf.io / osf / models / node.py View on Github

def generate_keenio_read_key(self):
        return scoped_keys.encrypt(settings.KEEN['public']['master_key'], options={
            'filters': [{
                'property_name': 'node.id',
                'operator': 'eq',
                'property_value': str(self._id)
            }],
            'allowed_operations': ['read']
        })