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Lightweight byte-oriented encryption library.

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🍋 Lemonade Cryptography

Lemonade Cryptography is a lightweight byte-oriented encryption library based on modular arithmetic and symmetric key transformations.

Lemonade transforms readable messages into encrypted data by converting text into bytes and applying mathematical operations using a cryptographic key.

The core concept is:

Each byte of the message is encrypted by subtracting it from a corresponding byte of a secret key.

The original message can be recovered by applying the reverse operation using the same key.


Installation

Install Lemonade Cryptography using pip:

pip install lemonade-cryptography

Quick Start

from lemonade import encrypt, decrypt

message = "Hello. We are looking for highly intelligent individuals."

crypt, key = encrypt(message)

print("Encrypted:")
print(crypt)

print("\nKey:")
print(key)

original = decrypt(crypt, key)

print("\nDecrypted:")
print(original)

Output:

Encrypted:
<encrypted data>

Key:
<secret key>

Decrypted:
Hello. We are looking for highly intelligent individuals.

Features

  • Symmetric key encryption
  • Byte-oriented processing
  • UTF-8 message support
  • Random cryptographic key generation
  • Base64 encoded output
  • Simple Python API
  • Lightweight implementation

API Reference

encrypt()

encrypt(msg: str) -> tuple[str, str]

Encrypts a message and generates a random key.

Arguments

Argument Type Description
msg str Message to encrypt

Returns

A tuple containing:

(
    encrypted_message,
    encryption_key
)

Both values are encoded using Base64.

Example:

crypt, key = encrypt("Hello")

decrypt()

decrypt(crypt: str, key: str) -> str

Decrypts a Lemonade encrypted message using its key.

Arguments

Argument Type Description
crypt str Encrypted message in Base64
key str Encryption key in Base64

Returns

The original message:

str

Example:

message = decrypt(crypt, key)

How It Works

Lemonade operates directly on byte values.

Example:

A = 65
B = 66
C = 67

The encryption operation is:

C = (M - K) mod 256

Where:

Symbol Meaning
C Encrypted byte
M Original message byte
K Key byte

The decryption operation reverses the transformation:

M = (C + K) mod 256

More technical details can be found in:

docs/algorithm.md

Security Notice

Lemonade Cryptography is an experimental encryption library created for educational purposes and lightweight applications.

It is not intended to replace modern cryptographic standards such as AES or ChaCha20 in security-critical systems.

Always protect your encryption keys. Without the correct key, encrypted messages cannot be recovered.


License

Lemonade Cryptography is licensed under the MIT License.

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