code: def declared_caveat(key, value):
      '''Returns a "declared" caveat asserting that the given key is
      set to the given value.
  
      If a macaroon has exactly one first party caveat asserting the value of a
      particular key, then infer_declared will be able to infer the value, and
      then the check will allow the declared value if it has the value
      specified here.
  
      If the key is empty or contains a space, it will return an error caveat.
      '''
      if key.find(' ') >= 0 or key == '':
          return error_caveat('invalid caveat \'declared\' key "{}"'.format(key))
      return _first_party(COND_DECLARED, key + ' ' + valuef declared_caveat(key, value):
      '''Returns a "declared" caveat asserting that the given key is
      set to the given value.
  
      If a macaroon has exactly one first party caveat asserting the value of a
      particular key, then infer_declared will be able to infer the value, and
      then the check will allow the declared value if it has the value
      specified here.
  
      If the key is empty or contains a space, it will return an error caveat.
      '''
      if key.find(' ') >= 0 or key == '':
          return error_caveat('invalid caveat \'declared\' key "{}"'.format(key))
      return _first_party(COND_DECLARED, key + ' ' + value)
docs: Returns a "declared" caveat asserting that the given key is
      set to the given value.
  
      If a macaroon has exactly one first party caveat asserting the value of a
      particular key, then infer_declared will be able to infer the value, and
      then the check will allow the declared value if it has the value
      specified here.
  
      If the key is empty or contains a space, it will return an error caveat.