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Description: ======
        Takara
        ======
        
        Takara is a secure secrets store. Takara differs from other secret stores in
        that it supports progressive usage. Secret stores need to be easy to use and
        easy to start with, but able to scale from easy local security all the way up
        to enterprise and military level security. If someone starts with something
        simple, it is optimal if it can scale all the way up.
        
        Simple Usage Tutorial
        =====================
        
        Getting started with Takara is easy, it has a lot of options but you don't need
        to know them! In fact you only need to know that takara stores encrypted data in
        a higherarchy, so data has a location, just like a file on a filesystem.
        
        Install
        =======
        
        We will just need to install the basic `takara` for this to work:
        
        .. code-block:: bash
        
            pip install takara
        
        Create a Crypt Store
        ====================
        
        Takara stores encrypted data in `units`. This allows you to have seperate units
        that store seperate data, these unit can even be used to store data in different
        storage systems with different access systems.
        
        But we don't need to worry about that now! We just need to make our first unit!
        If you don't tell it what to name the unit, then the unit will default to being
        called `main`. Lets make the `main` unit now:
        
        .. code-block:: bash
        
            takara create
        
        This will create a secure store that is password protected. The command will
        prompt you for the password that you wish to use to secure the secrets.
        
        Set a Value
        ===========
        
        Now that we have a unit set up we can set a value inside it. Just
        tell `takara` to chose a path for the unit to be stored and the data to be
        stored in said unit.
        
        .. code-block:: bash
        
            takara set -p my/secret -s 'The speed of an unladen swallow...'
        
        Done! Now the encrypted secret is secure inside of takara.
        
        Get the Value
        =============
        
        Getting the value out is just as easy:
        
        .. code-block:: bash
        
            takara get -p my/secret
        
        Now the plain text of the secret is presented back!
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