PYTHON PROJECT OBFUSCATOR
This tool is for to obfuscate whole Python project codes of any type.
INSTALLATION
Type pip command on your terminal:
$ pip install PyProjObfuscator
Or you can clone and install it manually from github: PyProjObfuscator Github Page
$ git clone https://github.com/elshadaghazade/PyProjObfuscator
$ python setup.py install
USAGE
After the installation obfuscate command will appear in your console. Using that command you can obfuscate any type of Python project.
$ obfuscate -p my-lovely-project -d destination-dir
PARAMETERS
- --path parameter is project path to obfuscate
- --dist destination folder for obfuscated files. By default is ./dist
- --version will show you version of the module
- --help will show you usage documentation of the module
Metadata
Release files for PyProjObfuscator 1.1.0
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Release files / PyProjObfuscator-1.1.0.tar.gz
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