GPyG

A modern pythonic wrapper around GPG

Installation

Requirements:

At least Python 3.12
A working GNUPG installation

GPyG can be installed from PyPI with the following command:

python -m pip install gpyg

Basic Usage

from gpyg import GPG

with GPG() as gpg:
    print(gpg.keys.list_keys())
    print(gpg.keys.list_keys()[0].export())

Documentation

In-depth documentation and the API reference is hosted at https://itecai.github.io/GPyG

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