## AWSume Console Plugin

This is a plugin that enables you to use your assumed role credentials to open the AWS console in your default browser. To install, just place the `awsumeConsole.py` and `awsumeConsole.yapsy-plugin` within your `~/.aws/awsumePlugins` directory, as you would install any other AWSume plugin.

## Dependencies

This plugin does require you to have the python module `requests` installed, which can be done with a simple command:

```bash
pip install requests
```

### Use

There are two ways to use this plugin.
- Use your current environment variables to open the console
  - `awsume -c` Will open the AWS console using the current environment variables
- Use a profile_name
  - `awsume <profile_name> -c` Will run AWSume on `<profile_name>` as it normally would, but will open the console using the credentials from running AWSume on `<profile_name>`.

## AWSume Console Plugin

This is a plugin that enables you to use your assumed role credentials to open the AWS console in your default browser. To install, just place the `awsumeConsole.py` and `awsumeConsole.yapsy-plugin` within your `~/.aws/awsumePlugins` directory, as you would install any other AWSume plugin.

## Dependencies

This plugin does require you to have the python module `requests` installed, which can be done with a simple command:

```bash
pip install requests[security]
```

Note: the [security] specifier is not required if you have the latest version of pyopenssl installed on your system already.

### Use

There are two ways to use this plugin.
- Use your current environment variables to open the console
  - `awsume -c` Will open the AWS console using the current environment variables
- Use a profile_name
  - `awsume <profile_name> -c` Will run AWSume on `<profile_name>` as it normally would, but will open the console using the credentials from running AWSume on `<profile_name>`.

Add security setting to example plugin deployment instructions
Add security setting to example plugin deployment instructions
