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bencode
bencode-open is an open-source MIT-licensed library for parsing and converting
objects to and from Bencode format.
Rationale
bencode-open is MIT-licensed and can thus be included to almost all software,
compared to bencode and bencode.py.
Installation
bencode-open is available on GitHub
and on PyPI.
Installing bencode-open from PyPI is recommended and can be done as follows:
pip install bencode-open
Usage
import bencode_open
print(bencode_open.dumps(b"Hello?")) # Outputs b"6:Hello?"
print(bencode_open.dumps(17)) # Outputs b"i17e"
print(bencode_open.loads(b"6:Hello?")) # Outputs b"Hello?"
print(bencode_open.loads(b"i17e")) # Outputs 17
Running tests
python test.py
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