Description
Linux only
Need to install system libraries: sqlcipher libsqlcipher0 libsqlcipher-dev python3-numpy pysqlcipher3 pyAesCrypt argon2-cffi
debian: sudo apt install sqlcipher libsqlcipher0 libsqlcipher-dev python3-numpy; pip3 install pysqlcipher3; pip3 install pyAesCrypt; pip3 install argon2-cffi
how to use: enter BotDr in the terminal
BotDr - python3 console script for working with birthday dates supporting local accounts
This program calculates the number of days before a birthday knowing the date of birth.
You can also get information about the number of birthdays before the end of the year, etc.
Accounts are portable and encrypted
1 maintainer
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Release files for BotDr 1.5
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BLAKE2b-256 checksum How to use checksums |
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