dsmc python module
dsmc (DontStealMyCode) is a python-based complete "framework" to encrypt and decrypt code or whatever file you want. Please the global repository for further details.
Installation
pip install dsmc
or
clone the repository via git git clone https://github.com/Atepir/DontStealMyCode-DSMC-console-web-code-encrypter/dontstealmycode
I. Tests run
1. dsmc as a python file
a. Encrypting and decrypting the Haskell example
Encrypting
python __init__.py -e 1 -c "tests/Haskell/example.hs" --f1 "factor1" --f2 "factor2" -o "../tests/Haskell/example_encrypted.hs"
Decrypting
python __init__.py -d 1 -c "tests/Haskell/example_encrypted.hs" --f1 "factor1" --f2 "factor2" -o "../tests/Haskell/example_decrypted.hs"
b. Encrypting and decrypting general model
Encrypting
python __init__.py -e 1 -c "path/to/the/file/to/encrypt" --f1 "<password-first-factor>" --f2 "<password-second-factor>" -o "path/then/name/to/the/output/encrypted/file"
Decrypting
python __init__.py -d 1 -c "path/then/name/to/the/output/encrypted/file/to/decrypt" --f1 "<password-first-factor>" --f2 "<password-second-factor>" -o "path/then/name/to/the/output/decrypted/file"
c. For further details on the command line use of dsmc.py, please type
python dsmc.py --help
or
python dsmc.py -h
2. dsmc as a python module
Please, see the example of use of dsmc as python module in the tests/ folder
@author: Nongma Sorgho
@date: 06.28.2020
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