I'm using acme-python to create certs within python. Documentation on this is sparse, and in the examples I've found, the client account is registered at the time of certificate creation.
From what I can tell, there is no way to "authenticate" with an existing registration using acme-python (you can only create new registrations).
Am I expected to create a new registration for each cert? If not, how do I retrieve an existing registration using the client library?
Not sure if it helps you very much, as it's quite sparse also.
In any case: I think acme-python is more of a low-level ACME client an your Python program which is using it should store the account information for usage by acme-python somewhere by itself.
If I Google for "acme-python", I only get documentation on readthedocs for the "acme" package from Let's Encrypt? If "acme-python" is not the same as the acme package from the certbot Github repository, then what is it?
@jvanasco after further investigation acme and python-acme appear to be the same thing. There is no python-acme in PyPi, but the docs here link back to the certbot repo.