SecuredFiles 1.1.0

Python's library for protect your files.

SecuredFiles

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Overview

SecuredFiles is a Python library that provides a simple and secure way to work with encrypted and unencrypted files. It offers a set of classes that allow you to seamlessly lock and unlock files, making sure your sensitive data remains protected.

How to use

Installation

• Unix/ macOS :

python3 -m pip install --upgrade SecuredFiles

• Windows :

py -m pip install --upgrade SecuredFiles

Library Interface

SecuredFiles offers simple file management.
Declare the file path using SecuredFiles.File(path) and the library will automatically determine whether the file is a .lck or not.

import SecuredFiles

file = SecuredFiles.File('your/file/path')  # SecureFile or UnsecureFile

You can also directly declare the class of your file, but if you declare a file encrypted that is not, or decrypt a file that is, you risk encountering errors.

import SecuredFiles

secure = SecuredFiles.File.SecureFile('your/file/path.lck')  # SecureFile
unsecure = SecuredFiles.File.UnsecureFile('your/file/path')  # UnsecureFile

.lck files are encrypted files generated by the library, whose key is generated and stored on your computer in the ~/.keys/SecuredFilesKey.key file. File data is always available in clear text using the library as follows:

import SecuredFiles

file = SecuredFiles.File('your/file/path.lck')  # SecureFile
print(file.data)

To convert a .lck file to a standard file, do:

import SecuredFiles

file = SecuredFiles.File('your/file/path.lck')  # SecureFile
file = file.unlock()  # UnsecureFile

To convert a standard file to a .lck file, do:

import SecuredFiles

file = SecuredFiles.File('your/file/path')  # UnsecureFile
file = file.lock()  # SecureFile

Modifying and Saving

Regardless of the chosen option, you can retrieve and modify the data using the .data attribute:

import SecuredFiles

file = SecuredFiles.File('your/file/path')  # SecureFile or UnsecureFile
file.data = "some new data"
data = file.data
file.save()

Make sure to use .save() to push changes back to the file after modification.

Command Line Interface

This library also has a command-line interface.

• Unix/ macOS :

python3 -m SecuredFiles [options] <read | lock | unlock> <filepath>

• Windows :

py -m SecuredFiles [options] <read | lock | unlock> <filepath>

Options:

• -h, --help : Display help message and exit.
• -v, --version : Display the version and exit.

Contributors

Library created by

• LassaInora

License

This project is licensed under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE, Version 3, 29 June 2007.