Nedry-Pass Password Protection

A security package for those tough jobs!

Overview

Protect your data like a boss with Nedry-Pass. Developed by a top Computer Scientist at a World Renown Mega-Resort. This sort of protection should come with a Warning label!

Installation / Usage

To install use pip:

$ pip install nedry_pass

Or clone the repo:

$ git clone https://github.com/Duroktar/nedry_pass.git

$ python setup.py install

Example

Either raise the custom exception yourself

from nedry_pass import YouDidntSayTheMagicWord

raise YouDidntSayTheMagicWord

or use the built in getpass override

from nedry_pass import getpass

secret = 'fini.obj'
getpass(secret)

OR live out the original scene (slightly modified) from the comfort of your own home

$ wht_rbt.obj

Changes

Version 0.0.6: - Fixed IndexError on no input.

Version 0.0.5: - Refactored a lot of code and added comments. - Added wht_rbt.obj as runnable script like in the book.

Disclaimer

This package is merely a form of fan art and in no way intends to infringe on any copyrights held by their respective owners.

Credits

Scott Doucet, 2016

Metadata

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