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I think this is a good idea! 4 years-ish ago, we had discussed breaking out an "edlfs" package to handle earthdata login with fsspec but it didn't really go anywhere. Having just the auth as a small package would enable quite a bit of reuse when building downstream packages that rely on earthdata login. So it might be time to revisit that again. Sure would be nice to have an earthaccess org for these kind of things to live under... #929 |
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I'd like a way to get auto-refreshed short-lived tokens to use as bearer tokens for HTTPS requests, but don't really want to pull in all of earthaccess' dependencies. This might be too radical of an idea, but I'm wondering if you've considered an
earthaccess-liteorearthaccess-authsub-package that includes only the earthdata authentication components?Dependency Analysis
I asked Claude to write a script to compare the full
earthaccessinstall against a minimal auth-only install (justrequests,tinynetrc, andtenacity). The results are significant:The auth-only install avoids heavyweight dependencies like
s3fs,aiobotocore/botocore(AWS SDK), the async ecosystem (aiohttp, etc.),python-cmr, andpqdm/tqdm.View comparison script
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