MultifunctionTools 1.0.0b7

The MultifunctionTools library is a comprehensive collection of handy utilities and tools designed to enhance your Python coding experience.

MultifunctionTools Python Library

The MultifunctionTools library is a comprehensive collection of handy utilities and tools designed to enhance your Python coding experience. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, MultifunctionTools provides a set of functionalities to simplify and streamline various aspects of Python programming.

Summary

• Features
  • 1. Ciphering Text
  • 2. Hashing Text
  • 3. Converting
• Installation
• Usage
• Contribution
• License

Features

1. Ciphering Text

Can help you cipher text easily with multiple function choices.

from MultifunctionTools import Cipher

password = "superPassword"
saltPassword = "superPasswordNumber2"
message = b"This is a secret message."

# Cipher text with two passwords
cipherText = Cipher.AdvancedCipher(message, password, saltPassword=saltPassword)
print("Ciphered text :", cipherText)

# Decipher text with two passwords
decipherText = Cipher.AdvancedDecipher(cipherText, password, saltPassword=saltPassword)
print("Deciphered text :", decipherText)

2. Hashing Text

Tools that allow you to hide text to prevent it from being retrieved. Ideal for storing passwords.

from MultifunctionTools import Hash

textToHash = "Some text to hash"
hashLength = 32

# Hashing Str and return hex string
hashedString: str = Hash.BasicHashToHex(textToHash, hashSize=hashLength)
print("Hashed string :", hashedString)

hashAlgo = Hash.HASH_ALGO_BCRYPT
hashedString: str = Hash.AdvancedHash(textToHash, hashAlgo, randomSaltSize=[22, 35], costFactor=14, blockSize=8, parallelism=1, memoryCost=64000)
print("Hashed string :", hashedString)
textToVerify = "Some text to verify"
isGoodPassword = Hash.AdvancedHashVerification(hashedString, textToVerify)
print(f"{textToVerify = } == {hashedString = } : {isGoodPassword}")

3. Converting

A range of tools that let you easily convert images (but more coming soon).

from MultifunctionTools import Convert

baseImageFilePath = "some/path/to/image.jpg"
newImageFilePath = "some/path/to/image.png"

# Converting base image to a new png image
Convert.ConvertImageToPng(baseImageFilePath, newImageFilePath)

Installation

You can easily install MultifunctionTools using pip:

pip install MultifunctionTools

Usage

Import the desired modules from MultifunctionTools and start using its powerful features in your Python projects.

from MultifunctionTools.Cipher import *
from MultifunctionTools.Hash import *
from MultifunctionTools.Convert import *

# Now you're ready to use the various tools from MultifunctionTools!

Contribution

Contributions to the MultifunctionTools library are welcome! If you have an idea for a new tool or want to enhance existing functionalities, feel free to submit a pull request on our GitHub repository.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. - see the LICENSE file for details.

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Give MultifunctionTools a try and make your Python coding journey more efficient and enjoyable. Happy coding!