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secure_input is a tiny, dependency-free Python package that provides a secure, user-friendly way to prompt for sensitive input (like passwords) in terminal applications. It supports masking (e.g. *) and aims to be simple to use and easy to drop into any script.

Install from PyPI:

pip install secure-input

PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/secure-input/

from secure_input import secure_input

password = secure_input("Enter your Password: ", show="*")
print("You entered:", password)

secure_input(prompt: str, show: str) -> str

• prompt: text shown to the user
• show: masking character (e.g. "*")

• Easy Usage
• Optional masking character for input
• Cross-platform terminals supported

• Non-ASCII characters (e.g. Ö Ä Ü ß) may not be handled correctly — use plain ASCII letters, numbers and symbols for best results.
• Always validate and handle the secret data securely in your application (do not print or log real passwords in production).

A short interactive example:

from secure_input import secure_input

api_key = secure_input("API Key: ", show="*")
if len(api_key) == 0:
    print("No key provided")
else:
    print("Key received (length):", len(api_key))

• Project on PyPI: pypi.org/project/secure-input/
• Telegram: @Swezy

Distributed under the MIT License — see LICENSE for details.

• Maintainer: @SwezyDev
• Telegram: @Swezy

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