gef-file-to-map
Utility library for parsing of .gef files, written for pygef.
Run locally
# Install maturin inside a Python environment
python3 -m venv .env
source .env/bin/activate
pip install maturin
# Create a Python package from the Rust code
maturin develop
# Open a GEF file locally
python
>>> from gef_file_to_map import gef_to_map
>>> gef_to_map(open('./tests/test.gef').read())
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Release files for gef-file-to-map 1.0.1
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